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Michael Lerch
ParticipantHans you captured some soft lighting giving the asperitus a glow.Cool shot! Yeaa Ruth,asperitus always seems to be in a hurry.
The below is the 2nd of that event and my favorite so far.
Arizona Asperitus #116
Michael Lerch
ParticipantCool photos Ruth!
Arizona Color#192
Michael Lerch
ParticipantCool lacunosus Hans!
Arizona B&W2423
Michael Lerch
ParticipantCool crepuscular shot Ruth!
Arizona Sunset#1129
Michael Lerch
ParticipantArizonaB&W#2422
Michael Lerch
ParticipantArizona Asperitas#115
Michael Lerch
ParticipantArizona Sunset #1128
Michael Lerch
ParticipantArizona Color #191
Michael Lerch
ParticipantYou are having some fun there Ruth. The below is just for fun.
Arizona B&W2421
Michael Lerch
ParticipantArizona Color #190
Michael Lerch
ParticipantNice one Ruth
Arizona Color#189
Michael Lerch
ParticipantLisa, Good question!..Yes..but I believe the answers await you in a college level courses in meteorology…Start with the average cumulus is like 40 elephants..add the dew point and then off to some good physics get you the formulas you mite be seeking..You have a lot of data available from satellites, weather balloons and stations etc Science has quantified weather now that they’re able see events ahead of the time it takes to prepare….the clouds are only one part of the equation though..Consider, where? and when?..
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Michael Lerch
ParticipantArizona Color# 188
Michael Lerch
ParticipantArizona Color#187
Michael Lerch
ParticipantI am leaving this one upside down. Right side up will be easier.
Arizona Asperitas#114
See What I Mean?
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