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Enormous cloud formations dominate the landscape on a hot, humid, summer's day in rural Queen Anne's County, on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
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.
On the way back from Catherine's Furnace, Christine and I drove over the Shenandoah River and were blown away by the awesome reflection. Of course, we had to stop to take some photos. This was taken from a bridge over the river that would sway and shake every time a car drove by, which was quite nerve wracking! You can see Christine's photo of the same spot here.
A pic of the sky and the clouds like 20 minutes ago. Couldn't get a better shot because the wind was amazingly strong.
Scrolling through my archives, Im quite surprised by how many planes, birds and other winged things I have for the new group ! HWW folks ! www.flickr.com/groups/wing_wednesday/
The ceiling of clouds that rolled over the valley earlier in the day was still covering most of the sky at sunset.
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