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This past Saturday 14 May 2022 was a day of passing thunderstorms Near my home in Southeastern Ohio. as sunset approached the low sun gave a warm tone to the magnificent mountains of clouds slowly drifting across the sky
La companyia "Silversea Cruises" és caracteritza per operar vaixells de reduïdes dimensions que permeten l'accés a ports sense la masificació dels grans creuers. El primer vaixell de la companyia va ser el "Silver Cloud", construït a les drassanes de Visentini i Mariotti. Va entrar en servei l'any 1994. Té una eslora de 157 metres, i un GT de 16.800 Tm. L'any 2017 va ser modificat per a poder navegar per aigües gelades "Ice Class".
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A pic of the sky and the clouds like 20 minutes ago. Couldn't get a better shot because the wind was amazingly strong.
Haven't posted a lightning strike in what feels like AGES, which is probably far from the truth. Anyways, this was a towering strike that I cropped to fill the entire frame. The original capture had it a bit more to the left than I liked. When shooting lightning, sometimes you don't aim in the right spot and almost miss. So cropping is a fantastic way to recompose the image to get your bolt looking awesome.
In the realm of weather, a lightning strike that hits the surface of the earth is technically called "Cloud to Ground" or CG. These are the kind I of course go for. There are very, very rare occasions where "In Cloud" lightning creates an awesome image.
I have one of those rare ones that I'll post at a later day. One of my favorites.
This was the first afternoon of my trip. It was rainy most of the day, and then this popped out for about 20 minutes.
Did I mention I love cloud shadows? Here's this week's collection.
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Habe ich erwaehnt, dass mich Wolkenschatten faszinieren? Hier deshalb meine dieswoechige Sammlung.
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Credit: ESA/A.Gerst, CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO
As far as I know, the colours are caused by the diffraction of sunlight by a thin layer of cloud made up of similar-sized small water droplets or ice crystals.
Day 3 of my roadtrip: Another one from Christmas Eve, when I got plenty of gifts from the skies! :)
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