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My first image shot with my new 10-20mm lens, hope you enjoy it!
For anyone wondering how the clouds become this orange-yellowish looking, they are that way because of all the greenhouses located here in the part of Holland we call "Westland". Together all those greenhouses emit a lot of orange colored light. The light is beautiful here but it also fucks up my star pictures.
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These lens shaped altocumulus clouds are often seen east of the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains and are a sign of strong winds aloft.
Many times, cirrocumulus will lower to transition to altocumulus.
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Dramatic clouds forming just after sunrise over Elliott Bay. Seattle, Washington.
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We missed the heatwave when we came back to Britain but we enjoyed the cooler weather very much. Mostly we avoided rain as even normal signs of a wetting such as these cirrus clouds weren't reliable. I took this one on day 2 of our trip when my daughter and I took the bus to the nearby Tesco. The price was an eye-watering £14 return for a 5 mile journey. For comparison I can take a taxi from my school into Bangkok City Centre which is 3x the distance for less than half the price
On the top of the hill you can see multi-storey building and boiler pipe of Pushchino situated in the southern part of Moscow region
Observation deck with an overlook at the Prioksko-Terrasny reserve in the northern part of Pushchino, Moscow region
This rapidly developing isolated cumulonimbus (thunderstorm) expanded with a spreading anvil. Air temperature was ~90F.
My Reolink Security Cam is seen at top right. I use this wide field camera for weather action on the horizon.
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darkness cannot drive out darkness
only light can do that
hate cannot drive out hate
only love can do that
Martin Luther King Jr.
song by Timmy Thomas "Why Can't We Live Together" 1973
www.youtube.com/watch?v=hULALx9PuXA
I stepped out of the house one day,
was not in a good mood
then I looked up and saw the blue sky
strewn with cotton candy clouds
and the most vivid light ...
wow, my bad mood floated away ...
Several species and varieties of cirrocumulus clouds are shown in this image. Iridescence is also highlighted.
The skies suggest threatening weather but nothing occurred. These clouds persisted for less than 20 minutes. Looks like mammatus formation but was probably just turbulence punching through a layer of altostratus.
A nearly complete silver lining draws ones attention to intense crepuscular rays during some afternoon backlit buildups.
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~ Tom Tiddler's Ground ~ is used in modern English as a euphemism for having an uncertain status, for example, "The prime minister was asked "what happens next?" and I could tell he was on Tom Tiddler's Ground".
Whatever does happen next, I wonder what we will take from this lockdown ........