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A Mackerel sky reflected in a lake, the White Mountains, New Hampshire, US.
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A reflection of the sunset near Seaside, Oregon, US
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Virga via two distinct rows of clouds over Northern California, US
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Snow showers over the Adirondack Mountains, near Vermontville, New York, US
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A photograph that looks like a painting of the sky, near Malakwa, British Columbia, Canada
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A mixed sky that Janis described as a "party in the sky", spotted above Shingle Springs, California, US
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Cirrus spissatus over Oakland, California, US
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Cumulus congestus over Northern Iran
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A view of dawn from above the Baltic Sea, near Riga, Latvia
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A cirrus cloud formation that appears to have originated from contrails/homogenitus, spotted over Ontario, California, US
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A storm system in development over Lake Tuggeranong, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
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Circumzenithal Arc over Sturminster Newton, England
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Altocumulus lenticularis over Tain, Easter Ross, Scotland
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Cirrus cloud formation that Greg views as a reclining Viking looking through a telescope, spotted over Nelson, New Zealand
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Sunset with a ray of light over Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Cumulus with cirrus fibratus towards the horizon, spotted over North Devon, England
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totally
Stephen, 5 votes out of 5 already. Lovely – and with commendable comments passed previous across your photo. Well done!
Laurence
As Bryan said in his comment i also love B&W and this photo has the WOW factor , thank you for sharing regards John !
I simply Love this. I’m a big fan of B&W and this is a prime example of how to do it. NICE!!!!!
Monochrome photography at its very best. Colour, at least for me, does not quite compare. Brilliant photograph, Stephen. This view is spell-binding!!!
Thanks!
Laurence
Fantastic!
Vera Uzhva