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A sundog over Haarlem, Netherlands.
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Cirrus spotted over Falls Church, Virginia, US
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Cumulus fractus on a hot sunny day near Penghu, Taiwan
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A dissipating storm system over Cambridge, England
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A maturing cumulus congestus spotted in between buildings over New Taipei City, Taiwan
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A sunset composed of striking colours, viewed from the Noko Ferry Terminal, Fukuoka City, Japan
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Multiple contrails that Robyn described as looking like a bear clawed them through the sky, spotted over Goodyear, Arizona, US
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Cirrus over De Reit, Netherlands
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Crepuscular rays over Hualien, Taiwan
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Stratocumulus over Maceda, Spain
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Altocumulus stratiformis undulatus on a cold afternoon over Cylburn Arboretum, Baltimore, Maryland, US
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While out for a morning run, Deb paused to take in the view of some stratus over the Hawkesbury River and discovered from her elevated vantage point what is known as a glory, near Berowra Heights, New South Wales, Australia
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A storm system with mammatus (mamma) over Crank, Merseyside, England
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Cap Cloud over Verchaix, France
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Horseshoe vortex over Cambie Solsqua, British Columbia, Canada
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Iridescence over Charlotte, Michigan, US
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Thank you all. The pups – so to say – are the same cirrus cloud at different moments. At first the cloud was only bright white (not shown). After getting my camera it showed already some reds on the right (left under). Coming closer to the sun the cloud got inflamed with red (middle) and afterwards the reds softened (right above). So the picture shows a collage of the fases of the cloud coming closer to the sun. Making a collage was possible because there was only this strange solitair cloud each time displayed against the same background.
It was really beautiful to see this happen.
This beautiful sundog has two pups as well. Thanks for the most unusual shot.
Fantastic image well captured
A beautiful and delicate shot, Hans. I’ve not seen a sun dog portrayed quite like this. Most unusual.
Thanks very much.
Laurence