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we have a windwarning on today- extreme winds (80km give or take) from the Northwest- that blow down the Ebro valley- the bend in the cloud is where the Ebro valley is...View from the house this afternoon
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wir haben heute eine Windwarnung, 80km Windböen von Nordwesten, das heisst das Ebro Tal herab. Die Kurve in der langen Wolkenbank ist über dem Ebro Tal. Der Blick vom Haus heute Nachmittag.
Thankk you Liz. I do believe that these are mammatus clouds: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mammatus_cloud
Taken after sunset, looking east. 5 min. after the prior photo and one below in the first comment. How the light changed in a few moments- and how the clouds moved. (Processing and camera settings made some difference also but it did start out more golden and end up more rose and purple.) These amazing clouds appeared, full of light. I was totally amazed and filled with joy and awe. I've never seen clouds like these before. Does anyone know if these clouds havve a name?
A few vacation days in the mountains of Western North Carolina-- a bit scarce on Flickr.
I am really working at the utter limits of my point and shoot here. These came out all noise, and thank goodness for Topaz Denoise to clean up the ugly noise. But now I'm looking at the Nikon D5100 (because it has a swivel screen) and the Sony Nex 5 (because it's so lightweight-- this may clench the deal for me) and has a CMOS sensor, and a movable screen. I welcome all camera advice also. Heavy just won't work for me, as I like to hike and walk my dogs and take my camera with me. But I want the best sensor I can get, and a camera that does better in low light.
I welcome all critiques. That's how I learn. I'm not thin-skinned.
Taken 6/7/11, Uploaded 6/8/11,2011 06 07_zR72 lightercolor38LevelsTD5sunsetCloudsWow_9880 copy
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one fine day on my way to work riding on my bike i look up towards the sky and realised that the clouds hovering above the building took on a shape that i have never seen before, i rushed to the office and borrowed a camera, hurried myself back to the location and took a series of the scene. i thought it was such an extraordinary view. anyway the clouds looked kind of like a rubber dinghy when viewed upside down.
Somewhere off tha A39 between Lynmouth and Porlock.
Didn't even notice how amazing this cloud looked until I scanned around looking through my view finder.
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
The clouds just took my attention and I am really glad that that came across on the photo.
I was also happy to see that we had good sky conditions for the ODC for yesterday. Lucky me. :) Well sort of close to the magic hour...
actually this is a little spider pocket left over in the groove on a blue cinder block wall. but it's still a cloud. just a vague one.
Found this hiding on my computer!
Better viewed large! View On Black
Explore #251 on Thursday, November 13, 2008
“Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my sunset sky.”
Rabindranath Tagore
I started this picture almost a year ago and forgot about it because I wasn't happy with the result. Yesterday I stumbled across it and decided to change it completely.