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i noticed this cloud outside at my grandma's house after swimming. i think it's quite beautiful. i'm not sure how i feel about the black and white, but i wanted to try it out.
Funky clouds over Toyosu area in Tokyo.
Going over there to view some flats today, better bring my umbrella!
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A nice display of noctilucent clouds was seen on July 3, 2014, over Europe. This image was taken at 22:59 CEST, 113 minutes after sunset, in Austria (48°N). Check this photo to see the appearance of the same clouds 12 minutes earlier.
At an altitude of ~80 kilometers, noctilucent clouds are the highest clouds in Earth's atmosphere. Therefore, they are still illuminated by sunlight even when the ground and the lower atmosphere is already dark. The details of the formation of these high clouds are still not fully understood.
This image was explored on flickr on July 3, 2014.
8 second exposure taken with a Canon EOS 550D at ISO 1600, 35mm, f/4.0.
My photo for the 8th May. I had to fly to queensland today so this is the only photo opportunity I got, a picture out of the plane window. Sorry its a bit noisy
Storm clouds were forming on a summer backpacking trip in the Eastern Sierra Nevada when we hiked up a big meadow to Parker Pass on the edge of Yosemite National Park. I was glad I was trailing my husband and was able to capture this photo of him sihouetted against the looming sky.
I posted the same picture in B&W a couple of weeks ago, and took a similar picture (with lesser foreground, more sky) that I am also posting today
We could see the warm water vapor rising from the cooling towers of the Palo Verde Nuclear generating Plant, located at least 60 miles away from our house. The conditions, temperature and pressure, were just right on this day where the vapor remained visible and was even perfect enough to form its own clouds that stretched several tens of miles to the South of the towers.
cloud illuminated by a lighting during a thunderstorm
Shot behind a closed roof-window
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These beautiful, spiraling high,clouds are typical as part of the Florida afternoon weather pattern.
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"Begin this day with a smile! You are alive, having survived the darkness of another night... and the sun is shining just above the clouds, even on the grayest of days. If in doubt, ask any airline pilot for he knows the truth, having risen above the clouds."
Got on a plane on a gray and rainy morning and hurried to get my camera out when I saw this after climbing through the clouds.
Mammatus, also known as mammatocumulus (meaning "mammary cloud" or "breast cloud"),[1][2] is a meteorological term applied to a cellular pattern of pouches hanging underneath the base of a cloud. The name mammatus, derived from the Latin mamma (meaning "udder" or "breast"), refers to a resemblance between the characteristic shape of these clouds and the breast of a woman....Wikipedia
Finally after few days of poor weather some clouds showed up instead of this useless depressing milky-sky. So let's go out and shoot!
Ladies and gentleman this photo is dedicated to my wife. When she saw this she said: "Oh. Yyy... How? It was so awful there! And this?". Magic :)
Manipulations: HDR from single RAW file. Photomatix and PS Ninja-Moves included. Some work with bringing the sharpness and clouds up.
I took this southeast of Quincy, Illinois while I was out practicing my moon shots. Still haven't mastered that moon. Here the moon had slipped behind a band of clouds.
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