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Apart from the beauty of the wonderful natural scenery around us, we are also fortunate to have some interesting cloud formations regularly passing by. Thanks for stopping by!
Large Cumulus clouds viewed from Southport promenade's King's Gardens, looking toward Marine Way Bridge, as they hung over the Ribble Estuary
Believe it or not, this image has not been photoshopped. In fact, these people appear to be walking in the clouds as they stand on the salt flats in Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia, as a result of the rare natural phenomenon of rainfall, the climate and salt which creates a mirrored reflection of the sky above. An amazing display of nature's true beauty. www.artfido.com/art-competition-top-70-entries.php
Last evening was a very rainy evening here on the farm. We have been blessed to have plentiful rain fall this week. The weather has put more snow in the high elevations and it has provided the much needed moisture to the fields here in our area to help the newly planted crops sprout and grow without as much irrigation.
I was thrilled when I looked to the east from our home and saw the amazing clouds reflecting the late evening sun. There was quite a bit of lighting in these clouds, but I was unable catch that part of the event.
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Susan
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A re-edit of an image from 2012, taken at the north Narrabeen rock shelf on the northern beaches of Sydney. A lone photographer capturing the grey sunrise adds scale to the scene.
Nikon D7000 & Sigma 10-20mm. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
Painted clouds decorating the evening sky over south Montana. The variety of skies and cloud formations in this part of the world is amazing and often changes hour by hour.
This is about the highest point in Allegan County, Michigan. The low clouds have a great view of the growing soy beans.