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The sky here is lit up nice as the sun goes down at the end of the day.
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This is a panorama of 3 shots stitched together, taken at 40,000' around 20W over the atlantic. The sun was just coming up, which gave the orange glow on the horizon.
These are a reasonably rare sight.
For more information on noctilucent clouds, look here.
This picture comes from my last business travel - to Singapore.
I arrived there too late for sightseeing that day but at least I had some spectacular views of sunset from my window.
More pictures to come :-)
"As a lamp, a cataract, a star in space
an illusion, a dewdrop, a bubble
a dream, a cloud, a flash of lightning
view all created things like this."
— Red Pine
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* This photo has been shot with the Samsung NX30 camera, which has been provided by Samsung Electronics. Co. Ltd.
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...senza senso come sogni simboli di qualcosa dove naviga la fantasia
clouds without sense, like dreams, symbols of something where the fancy navigation
Was a great sight to see this thunder head from a distance. I love how the sun lit up the clouds. Another great sight here in Burkina Faso. I belive this is a cumulonimbus incus cloud. Help from wiki of course...
I was not so happy being lonely
Living without you
So I prayed so hard for your love
In my heart I needed you
Then I looked up in the sky
And I'm thinking why oh why
These are all the many changes in my life
After all the caring and the laughter
No one else like you
I am not a preacher with a sermon
I'm so in love with you
'Cause to live without your love
Like the sun that shines above
Is the magic of the changes in my life
And I'll never forget your love
You and I
We were meant to be
Sweet as rain falling from the sky
You and I
These are all the many changes in my life
Then the sky started to cloud up and intensify. Oh well Spring In Tasmania!!
Monday 12th September, 2011
Photo By Steve Bromley
Team National Summer Nationals 2007 held in Kansas City, MO. Gail (Lawanna), JoeAnn, and I flew from Valdosta to Atlanta and then to Kansas City for the convention.
on wednesday the gorgeous clouds were out in full force, so i pulled over on my way home from work to take a bunch of pictures :)
This image was one of three that I submitted for the Peak Photography 2011 competition run as part of the Buxton Festival held during the month of July. The theme of this years competition was 'fire and light' and attracted entries from national and international photographers coming from Derbyshire, South Yorkshire, London, Macedonia and Canada. With some serious photographers submitting and although I did not make the final placing for prizes, I was pleased to make the top fifteen finalists.
This image along with the other fourteen finalists will now be displayed alongside the finalists of the Poetry competition – held at the same time, in the University Devonshire Dome building in Buxton, Derbyshire until the 27th July when the festival comes to an end.
Silhouetted against the setting sun, the gritstone rock formation of Five Clouds, The Roaches during a cold January afternoon. Mist and low cloud cover the valley floor in the distance. Peak District National Park, Staffordshire Moorlands, UK.
Details – Nikon D90 Camera, Nikkor 12-24 Lens at 24mm, 1/13sec at f22, ISO 200, Lee 2 stop ND Grad, Giottos carbon tripod, Remote release, Adobe Lightroom RAW conversion, Daylight WB, Contrast boost using the tone curve in Lightroom, Dust cleanup in Photoshop.
When my friends from England arrived in Calgary early in September, they had two or three days in Calgary before we took off for a week down to Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park. We spent a day at the Calgary Zoo and then spent a day - very wet! - in the Banff/Lake Louise area. We drove the Lake Minnewanka Loop - I love to see the almost vertical cliff face that is seen in so many photos of this lake. The ominous clouds above soon turned from drizzle into non-stop rain for the day.
Another shot of the Sunset captured this evening enroute from Miami to Bogota. Somewhere over the Caribbean. This cloud really cooperated with being in the right place at the right time.
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[ This photo does not have an artificial sepia touch. This is the original colour as captured through the lens. ]
Mammatus are pouch-like cloud structures and a rare example of clouds in sinking air. As updrafts carry precipitation enriched air to the cloud top, upward momentum is lost and the air begins to spread out horizontally, becoming a part of the anvil cloud. Because of its high concentration of precipitation particles, the saturated air is heavier than the surrounding air and sinks back towards the earth.
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