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A Mammatus formation over Sao Jose dos Campos, Brazil.
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Lacunosus, a relatively rare and short-lived cloud formation, takes on the look of a honeycomb pattern of round holes with frayed edges. It is formed when a layer of rising warm air and a layer of cold air come into contact with one another, causing downdrafts that push through the cloud. This classic example was spotted by Alexia's friend, Bob Hunter, near Lexington, Virginia, US.
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Partial clearing following a morning storm near Falls Church, Virginia, US
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A blanket of Altocumulus, along with a view of the Sun, spotted over Dernancourt, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
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Signs of larger shaped lacunosus spotted over Gibsons, British Columbia, Canada
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Mammatus (Mamma) spotted during sunset over Lombard, Illinois, US
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Altocumulus lenticularis, which is more often observed near mountainous regions, can have a distinct UFO-shape to it, as spotted here along with iridescence, by Alexia's friend, Ted, over Lexington, Virginia, US
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A colourful sky over Quincy, Washington, US
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Signs of supercilium development spotted over Buckley, Flintshire, North Wales
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Stratocumulus spotted over Esfahan, Iran
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Iridescence spotted over Podłęże, Poland
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This cloud looked like a falling angel when John spotted it over Lusk Village, County Dublin, Ireland
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Altostratus spotted thirty minutes prior to sunrise, over Madison, Wisconsin, US
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Colourful sunrise over Erm, Netherlands
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Crepuscular rays spotted over Taoyuan, Taiwan
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A colourful sunrise over Brighton, Colorado, US
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This is a an Awesome Shot Guilherme. So much to catch the eye here. What a sight in person this must have been. Beautiful indeed…
They look like something out of the Independence Day Movie! Super shot!
Guilherme, your approach to cloud photography is very similar to mine, that is, before the eyesight in my right eye (the eye I used for photography) collapsed. That’s why, rather sadly, I do not photograph anymore – my other eye is useless, sorry to say, otherwise I would love to post photos onto the CAS Photo Gallery.
Laurence