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After sunrise, the sky exploded with various cirro-form clouds.
Could these clouds be Cirrus homomutatus?
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Cirrus Sunrise. This panorama shows the Catalina Mountains with Cirrus Uncinus and cirrocumulus type of clouds.
Could these clouds be Cirrus homomutatus?
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It's been a very busy week at work so Flickr has taken a bit of a backseat but I did take a work related trip up to Holt in Norfolk and stopped off at Cromer on the way home to take a few shots of the pier as the clouds were so good. Hope to catch up soon.
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Clouds float over a hogback composed of The Meeteese Formation. which is composed of sandstone; shale; siltstone and coal.
For some reason unusual clouds seem to form over the desert and I just had to photograph this one in Anza Borrego
This was one of those days when I was so glad to be out with the camera. As we walked to the top of Lancing ring we walked into low cloud then almost as soon as we walked into it it dissipated, I thought damm my luck some nice conditions have passed me by but as we got to the top of the hill and looked down and across the Adur valley cloud and mist were floating about in the breeze like a line full of washing. I could not believe my luck as I shot away at low cloud and mist below me as the conditions constantly changed.
This is a ten shot hand held panorama to capture the line of cloud and misty conditions across the valley, I just wish I could have got a bit closer in than I did but a barbed wire fence held me back, me and barbed wire fences do not get on.
More to come from here and others in the next two weeks before we head up to Northumberland .
A puzzling sky. The almost linear clouds suggest the remnants of contrails except their direction was not that of air routes. Another cluster in the distance. 'Likely' Altocumulus radiatus. Above these intermediate levels clouds was cirrus that generated fragments of a 22 degree halo.
This view of east side of Carter Mountain was taken at sunset from the Half Moon Oil Field south of Cody, Wyoming. TThe clouds were spectacular that evening.
Another shot from Hound Tor on Dartmoor National Park. I just love those granite outcrops, the perfect setting for a fantasy film. Have a look for the person scrambling around in between the rocks to get a sense of scale!
only complicated stupid moves which make us wonder at the possibility that there may be something to them which we are missing ;-)
Gamal Abdel Nasser, an Egyptian military officer and politician who served as the second president of Egypt from 1954 until his death in 1970
land excursion from Isafjordur, Iceland, Viking Cruise
Had a wonderful time clicking away out of the airplane window as sunset drew near. Couldn't believe the view and the nice variety of types of clouds. I recognized some fairly rare mammatus clouds to the right and the formation on the left reminded me of a UFO. Especially wonderful for me as I so love "sky shots". Here's another from a few minutes later, right as the sun set: flic.kr/p/2qzvcWd
Some unusual cloud formations this evening, these birdlike shapes caught my attention. ©Peter Zabulis
the first signs of a moody yet beautiful sunset over South Harris isle on the Outer Hebrides. I just LOVE these rugged lands!
May as well make it a trifecta. This was the first stitch of the three images when had driven through the various storms seeing the light peeping through in the distance and made a bee line for the light. The silos was the second shot and the shed the last....thanks for viewing...:))