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A weather front over Doonsheane, Dingle Bay, West Kerry, Ireland.
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Mamma cloud features spotted on the underside of the anvil of a Cumulonimbus storm cloud over London, England.
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Fog over Pleasant Valley, United States
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Cumulus clouds forming a burst of crepuscular rays over Esfahan, Iran.
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Mamma cloud features spotted near a storm over Birmingham, West Midlands, England.
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Mamma cloud features appearing on the underside of the anvil of a distant Cumulonimbus storm cloud, spotted over Antelope Valley, California, US.
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Altocumulus at sunset over Aix-en-Provence, France.
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Altocumulus clouds or a phoenix flying into the sunset, depending on how you look at it, spotted over Santa Barbara, California, US.
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Undulatus over Rauschendorf, Germany
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A land of Stratocumulus, Cumulus congestus and distant Cumulonimbus spotted at 37,000 feet over Soledad, California, US.
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Parallel ridges of Altocumulus cloudlets, known as undulatus, going this way and that at two different levels, known as duplicatus.
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Cumulus, Stratocumulus and Altocumulus vie for attention over the Adirondack Mountains, New York, US.
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Mamma over Sonoma, United States
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Altocumulus at sunset over Buckeye, Arizona, US.
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Cirrus over Alamos, Mexico
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Horseshoe Vortex over Distelberg, Austria
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Thanks, Rosie, for your kind comment. It is my pleasure. I always keep a beady eye ready to see your photos.
I think you have done very well indeed capturing this nice moody scene. You certainly know how to take a good photo. d The Dingles offer you so much photo opportunity. I wish I could be there now.
I have put your photo as my new screensaver as it gives me pleasure viewing it. It replaces the photo you took some while ago of the Cirrus (Maiden’s Hair) clouds which, pleasing to say, featured on the CAS calendar.
Best wishes as always.
Laurence
Thank you Laurence, I always look forward to reading your comments. It was difficult to get a decent shot of these clouds, this was about the best I could do. The front stretched a long way to the west, I was really too close to get it to it’s full glory!
Hi Rosie
As ever from you, a most pleasing shot. A pleasure to view and I certainly like the very interesting cloud formations and lighting.
Best wishes.
Laurence