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Un arc-en-ciel au pied des 5897m du volcan Cotopaxi en Equateur.
A rainbow at the foot of the 5897m Cotopaxi volcano in Ecuador.
Un arco iris al pie del volcán Cotopaxi de 5897 m en Ecuador.
La Valle del Bove, sur les pentes est de l'Etna,
avec malheureusement le sommet de l'Etna peu visible.
La Valle del Bove, sulle pendici orientale dell'Etna,
purtroppo con la vetta dell'Etna appena visibile.
La Valle del Bove, on the eastern slopes of Etna,
unfortunately with the summit of Etna hardly visible.
The afternoon and evening was a passing parade of wonderful storm clouds and lightning on the horizon. Mother nature gave us a real treat all evening. Although this scene to the naked eye was all dark, this fifteen second exposure was enough to boost the ambient light from the cabins and caravans on the shore of the Murray River and light up the foreground reeds and far trees across the lagoon and river. The birds were settled in for the night on their various perches. The flash of lightning in the distant cloud was a bonus!
Happy Nice Wonderful Cloud Tuesday!
Another image from the powerful storm we had a couple of weeks ago. Again taken from the safety of indoors from my laundry window!
I say safety, but apparently, in the same storm, someone in South Australia did get electrocuted inside their home when they flipped a light switch right at the moment of a lightning flash!
The brown tinge of smoke can be seen lower right where a local grassfire had been started by a strike. I believe there were as many as 40 to 50 grassfires in the south of our state that night.
Ever looked out your window at sunset and thought, wow it was just getting dark a minute ago. Now there’s a strange yellow glow emanating from somewhere. Bingo! That was this night.
Ce qui est remarquable est d'avoir figé dans leur mouvement de toutes ces bombes volcaniques rougeoyantes.
En film sur le lien suivant :
www.flickr.com/photos/139889408@N07/39323770795/in/datepo...
Pour une photo et un film d'une explosion à l'intérieur du cratère, voir
www.flickr.com/photos/139889408@N07/53773959110/in/datepo...
et
www.flickr.com/photos/139889408@N07/53677817668/in/datepo...
What is remarkable is to have frozen in their movement all these glowing volcanic bombs.
In film on the following link:
www.flickr.com/photos/139889408@N07/39323770795/in/datepo...
For a photo and film of an explosion inside the crater, see
www.flickr.com/photos/139889408@N07/53773959110/in/datepo...
and
www.flickr.com/photos/139889408@N07/53677817668/in/datepo...
Raios crepusculares (mais comumente conhecidos como raios solares ou raios divinos), na ótica atmosférica, são raios de sol que parecem irradiar do ponto no céu onde o sol está localizado. Esses raios, que fluem através das lacunas nas nuvens (particularmente stratocumulus) ou entre outros objetos, são colunas de ar iluminado pelo sol, separadas por regiões sombreadas de nuvens escuras. Apesar de parecer convergir em um ponto, os raios são na verdade feixes de luz quase paralelos. Sua convergência aparente é um efeito de perspectiva, semelhante, por exemplo, ao modo como as linhas ferroviárias paralelas parecem convergir em um ponto na distância.
O nome vem de suas ocorrências frequentes durante as horas crepusculares (aquelas ao entardecer e ao anoitecer), quando os contrastes entre claro e escuro são os mais óbvios. Crepuscular vem da palavra latina "crepusculum", que significa crepúsculo.
CSSS: Crepuscular Rays Group
Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
October’s Explore Takeover: Shadows & Light
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April's Explore Takeover: Celebrating Planet Earth
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Lovely reflecting pool in Downtown LA.
Thank you all so very much for your comments and faves, but most of all I thank you for just taking the time to look. I appreciate each and every one of you! Gracias. Merci. Danke. Obrigado. Grazie. Go raibh maith agat. Tapadh leat. Gratias tibi.
All photos are ©Tom Harrington and may not be used in any way without my permission. Thank you.
A pulse storm grows over northern Jefferson County, MO, seen from Columbia, IL. The feature under the base looked ominous, but it was nothing threatening.
7/26/2025
Columbia, IL
Another favorite capture from the night on Nov. 10-11. A "wannabe" bolt from blue during the thunderstorms between E. Attica and Evia isl.
Notice, again, the corona discharge with its distinct blue/purple color at the edges of the bolt. These purple filaments/streamers are created due to high values of the electric field (high enough to ionize air molecules, mostly nitrogen).
The moon can be seen on the left side. Orion prevails on the top right side.
For this one, I've used a Sigma Art 20 mm lens, f/1.4 @ f/5.6 for 10'' with iso 500.
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Iojima, one of the three islands (Takeshima, Iojima, and Kuroshima) of the Mishima Islands. The top of the volcano is hidden by the clouds.
Intense African dust transfer episode over Greece, on the 1st of April 2026. Thunderstorm just southwest of Athens, with great amounts of dust turning the sky red/brown/yellow/orange/younameit.
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I just live simply and am so very thankful
to be able to see a scene like this
from this place, every day.
‘Twas a beautiful display of convective blowoff from the previous evening’s storms over NW Missouri.
Green Park, MO
Some mornings, mother nature creates art!
A Riverland sunrise on the Murray river at Mannum, South Australia.
Panoramic view from Lily Point lookout,Point Roberts Washington.On the left are Mt Spickard and Mox Peaks,in the middle there's too many peaks to name them all includes Whatcom Peak,Indian and red Face mountain and Mineral Mountain.Then mid right is Mt Baker and then South Twin,North Twin and Kulshan.On the left ,the south part of White Rock,BC,Canada.In the middle ,Blaine,Washington,USA.
Vue panoramique depuis le belvédère de Lily Point, Point Roberts Washington. Sur la gauche se trouvent les monts Spickard et Mox Peaks. Au milieu, il y a trop de sommets pour les nommer tous, notamment Whatcom Peak, Indian and Red Face Mountain et Mineral Mountain. Puis au milieu à droite se trouve le mont Baker puis South Twin, North Twin et Kulshan. À gauche, la partie sud de White Rock, BC, Canada. Au milieu, Blaine, Washington, États-Unis.
Thank you so much for Explore and all the faves and comments!
Merci beaucoup pour Explore et pour tous les favoris et commentaires !
Marina Park, Alviso, CA
California drought continues. Don't quite remember when is the last time to see the cloud like this!
加州乾旱持續發燒，灣區水氣不足，平日看不到甚麼雲層，已經好久好久沒有看到如此的日落。
Clouds Storms Sunsets & Sunrises(CSSS) Group Cover Photo on 2016/09/05
Met up with some mates from Kiama Shellharbour Camera Club for breakfast this morning.. and if your getting up for breakkie you might as well grab a couple of frames to work up an appetite.
Bit of a challenge with the Southerly blasting in your face and salting up the lens over and over.
While there a Shag flew through the scene and landed in very heavy waves just off to the right there. The next twenty I played where's Shaggy as he'd pop up and disappear in conditions that we wouldn't last a minute in .. Really something to watch.
Pentax K1 w DFA15-30/2.8 @f5.6 (oops) ISO 100 -2.7ev 30mm
Two frames stacked in ON1PhotoRaw2022 and finished off in DxO ColorEfexPro and DxO PhotoLab5
Chevaux au pied du volcan Cotopaxi, en Equateur.
Voir aussi
www.flickr.com/photos/139889408@N07/50752363442/
Caballos al pie del volcan Cotopaxi en Ecuador.
Ver también
www.flickr.com/photos/139889408@N07/50752363442/
Horses at the foot of the Cotopaxi volcano, Ecuador.
See also
A very distant spoonbill was momentarily the only creature stirring to life as the sun just peeped over the horizon and lit up the underside of the low cloud with a wonderful red glow.
Taken at Mannum on the Murray river in South Australia.