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The cloud that comes down to visit us over Lochcarron, Scotland.
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A display of crepuscular rays over, Lochcarron, Scotland.
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A silver river meanders down from the clouds into Lochcarron, Scotland.
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David Davies says:
It’s a great picture with the depth of the multiple skylines and the huge 3-dimensionality of the clouds.
What I say next is not intended in any way as a criticism or to detract from the value of the photograph, it’s just an observation: isn’t that river the A896?
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A hint of asperitas, gives a wave over Plockton, Scotland.
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A two for the price of one moment over the Cullin Hills, Isle of Skye.
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A Dragon In The Sky over Achmore, Scotland.
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A giant Sheep over Teangue, lsle Of Skye.
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A sunset over Achmore, Scotland.
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A twin Sun afternoon over Achmore, Scotland.
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A ‘four seasons in one day’ view, typical of the Isle of Skye weather.
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A fiery sunset over Dornie, the Scottish highlands.
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A formation that Jan described as a tidal wave over Wester Ross, Scotland,
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A crepuscular curtain over the Isle of Skye, Scotland.
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A sunset over Achmore Scotland.
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A Rabbit over Achmore, Scotland, UK.
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Michael says:
This is a revelation! I always looked for images in the clouds themselves, not outlined by the clouds.
Quite liberating.
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A Sunset over Agadir, Morocco.
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Magical and mystical.
A delightfully pleasing shot, Jan. Love this. This projecture is all the better taken in nigh almost monochromatic .
Laurence