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Clouds produced by the Marine Layer, the source of the May Gray or June Gloom as we so affectionately call it, break against the high point at Saddle Peak in the Santa Monica Mountains. With an elevation of over 2,300 feet where the camera is, the cloud layer was quite thick this morning. I had not yet discovered a spot to gain enough elevation to see the sunrise, but after this trip I know where to go. It was fun to watch the clouds overflow like a giant tub of dry ice. Not long after this photo the clouds rose up and enveloped me.
Early morning on the Pacific Crest Trail heading towards Three Fingered Jack. First clouds I've seen in a couple of weeks.
Most of the trees in this area were damaged by the B and B Complex Fire in 2003.
It's been a stormy and windy day so I decided to take a photo of the clouds with my iPhone.
I'm Billy Pones.
sunset cloud reflections in a coastal lagoon, Sydney, May 2020.
Camera: Fujifilm Instax Square SQ6
Film: Instax Square ISO800 color film
Scan: Epson V700
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