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當穩定的潮濕空氣在山區或山脈間流動時，一系列大型的背風波就可能在順風方向形成。如果溫度在波峰處下降或低於露點，空氣中的水分就會凝結，形成莢狀雲。由於潮濕的空氣會流向谷底形成槽波，雲就會蒸發成水蒸氣。
As air flows along the surface of the Earth, it encounters obstructions. These are man-made objects, such as buildings and bridges, and natural features, like hills, valleys, and mountains. All of them disrupt the flow of air into eddies. The strength of the eddies depends on the size of the object and the speed of the wind.【 Wiki 】
139 photos of the sunset merged into one image. The clouds were moving a little faster than I'd like, making the streaks they painted in the sky a little rough. I prefer smoother streaks, which can be achieved with a shorter interval between shots, but I would have to switch to JPEG format instead of RAW, and I don't really want to do that.
I wish they would make the image writing buffer larger.
It looked like a Geogia O'Keefe painting in the sky a few nights ago. Call it a ballet of colors, a jazz dance, lover's embraces or simply light and water vapor with in a salute to impressionist painters.
A few minute later poof and it's all gone. Evaporated into night air . I was happy I keep my camera in the trunk of my car. Mother and Father nature kissing in the clouds.
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Single exposure from the archive enhanced with Topaz Plugins - Old 7MP Kodak shot of some great clouds at sunrise.
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Lenticular Cloud at Antisana a Stratovolcano in the Andes of Ecuador.
Lenticular clouds (Altocumulus lenticularis) are stationary lens-shaped clouds that form in the troposphere, normally in perpendicular alignment to the wind direction. Because of their shape, they have been offered as an explanation for some Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) sightings.
Source: Wikipedia
I really did not expect to obtain result like this. The wind was strong and clouds were moving fast, its only 30sec exposure.
To the northeast, a very clear rainbow, with almost a cartoonish looking cloud behind it, and then looking to the northwest, a scary looking cloud is closing in on the neighborhood, and the rainbow. Pictures taken from Melbourne, Florida during the early evening of July 20, 2015.