Vista from Notre-Dame de la Garde, Marseille.

Nuebes en Panama

The end of blue-hour. Made with the Sony A7R2 and Zeiss 16-35f4

Grand Canyon National Park

[Explored]

The clouds were low early in the morning, resulting is this scenic, low formation while on to of King Seat Hill at Dollar in Clackmannanshire

Rosario Liberti Photography

27/06/16 #1274. A beautiful patch of iridescence which appeared briefly in the sky early this afternoon. Dark clouds are looming though - read in to that what you will

Después de un buen tiempo sin sacar fotos..

Taken between Santarém and Belém, Pará, in some place of the Amazonian sky, 06 Oct 2007.

To my friend, Clóvis Franco. "Hasta Diciembre, Clóvis".

I take this image up to 11.000 meters. =)

It has been rainy and gloomy for the past week, so I figured this treatment was appropriate!

the cloud formations here in Ewa has been really wierd and cool these past couple weeks....

Today the sky was boring, a little bit like in a rainy day. But, suddenly, it opened and only for few minutes be like that with those enormous and incredible clouds contrasting with the deep blue sky! And was amazing see the Black Vultures flying and surrounding them! Later it close and back to be like before, a bit boring...

From my window, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Have a great rest of day / night! :¬D

Interesting clouds during early morning in São Paulo. I don't like very much this yellow cast, but the pattern of clouds is amazing anyway.

Nikon D5100 + Nikkor 70-300mm VR

Rain clouds on the way back from Zimbabwe

Near the Sol Rio de Luna y Mares in eastern Cuba. The small birds in the water are Least Grebes.

FlickrFriday #ChainedToTheSky theme

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View from the brand new, manmade beach at Petten,

Hondsbossche Zeewering

© Frank van Dam

I noticed these amazing clouds as they floated by a field of recently cut grain and knew I had to stop.

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On the right you will find the Magellan Clouds. The Small Magellan Cloud on the top and the Large Magellan Cloud below.

These "clouds" are actually small irregular galaxies orbiting around the Milky Way each cloud contains millions and millions of stars.

They can be seen with the naked eye from a dark location from the South Hemisphere.

If you look carefully you will see the great globular Cluster 47 Tucanae just next to the small Magellan Cloud and you will see a bright spot on the lower right of the Big Magellan Cloud, that's the Tarantula nebula a star nursery.

The little domes of light at the horizon are produced by light pollution from distant towns.

Taken at the hills of Azul, Argentina.

In my way to Tallinn i saw this beautiful sky.