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Marc Kremers, from London, kept a ‘sky diary’ last year. He used his camera phone to take a snap of the sky above him about four times a day over a period of several months. He wanted to see just how grey the skies over
Continue ReadingNo one could agree where they had formed and everyone claimed to have been the photographer. We decided to investigate
Continue ReadingThe question of what music to listen to while gazing at the clouds has finally been solved. Nicolas Reeves, a professor at the University of Quebec in Montreal, Canada, has invented The Cloud Harp – an instrument that creates music from the shape of the
Continue ReadingWe were very excited to be contacted by the one and only John Day of Oregon, USA. He is commonly known as the Cloudman, as he has devoted his latter years to photographing, enthusing about and explaining the clouds. His website is full of fantastic
Continue ReadingSoon-to-be-member, John Diefenbach, is based in Japan and has filmed the world's last mainline steam trains, which operate in Inner Mongolia. Filming in mid-winter, with temperatures down to -30C, the steam effects, in some cases, are spectacular. We told him that we are cloudspotters, not
Continue ReadingWe were contacted recently by the venerable Jack Borden, Boston TV news reporter turned sky enthusiast. At the age of 45 he woke up from a nap in a nature preserve to see a sky he had never experience in all his previous life. "In
Continue ReadingIf you are a cloudspotter who collects stamps, prepare to have an orgasm. The US Postal Service has issued a set of stamps starring fifteen different types of cloud. All basic genera are featured except, that is, for the nimbostratus. But then it is
Continue ReadingThere's nothing quite as mesmerizing as watching time-lapse clouds.
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