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A huge lenticular cloud over the Aiguille du midi in the French Alps. The path followed by the Mont Blanc Tramway can also be seen on the slope in the before it.
Pentax 645N • Arsat MC 30mm f:3.5 fisheye
Agfachrome RSX II 50 film
Scanned with Epson Perfection V500 at 2400dpi
Pointe aux Châteaux • Guadeloupe
A severe thunderstorm and tornado warning over Elbert County Colorado in the early morning hours of June 3rd, 2008 (1:15am to 1:45am)
The clouds were spectacular last night - the brightest display I've seen for a few years. Taken with an Olympus E-M1 and Olympus 12-40 f/2.8 PRO lens (3.2 secs @ f/5.6,ISO 200, f = 40mm)
This was a REALLY big cloud -- there is a large house, barely visible in the landscape below it, that gives a sense of just how big this cloud was.
Quasi con invidia leggo le opere dei miei contemporanei
su divorzi, addii, il dolore delle separazioni;
sofferenza, nuovi inizi, piccole morti;
lettere lette e bruciate, bruciare e leggere, fuoco e cultura,
ira e disperazione – magnifica materia per una poesia riuscita;
un duro giudizio, a volte una risata sarcastica di superiorità morale,
e insieme definitivo trionfo della continuità individuale.
E noi? Non ci saranno elegie, né sonetti sulla separazione,
non ci dividerà lo schermo dei versi,
non si porrà fra noi una metafora riuscita,
l’unica separazione che ora ci minaccia è il sonno,
il profondo antro del sonno la cui soglia varchiamo separati,
– e devo sempre ricordare che la tua mano,
stretta nella mia, è fatta di sogni.
Adam Zagajewski
Another photo showing the clouds opening behind the Sacred Heart Cathedral in Bendigo
ISO 400 | 1/200 sec | f/8 | 132mm
First visit to Lung Kwu Tan - a very nice place with an broad view, which I can almost see the sun at all directions.
Colias croceus is a small butterfly of the Pieridae family, that is, the Yellows and Whites. In India and nearby regions it is known as the Dark Clouded Yellow or Common Clouded Yellow to distinguish it from the other species of clouded yellows occurring there; elsewhere it is often simply known as "the clouded yellow", as it was the first and original butterfly to go by this name.
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Although this is a bit hazy from the smoke of the Table Mountain fire, this dreamy, cloudy sunset was just too beautiful not to share. The sun was setting on the Clifton side of Town and we had a magical display of colours on the clouds on the other side. Sometimes I wish I can give you all a call and say: LOOK!!! :)
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