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The light caught just the edge of that..Nice capture Hans!
I was fascinated as I watched this picture develop over time.
I like when clouds superimpose ,combining to form a third. Thats as close to the very definition of Surreal as I can get. Thanks Hans.
Keelin You snuck in there while I was composing this post. Nice anteater!
This shot reminds me of Bas Relief
Unique texture there Keelin. I’ll have to keep an eye out for it. Haa! dark virga sinks in an easy composition! Nice one Hans.
Texture #3
HA! I have proof that the Pambamarcaians Weren’t Crazy!
Also,,One of the hints I read somewhere about these Cloud Bows is that there is a belief that they are a lot more common than commonly thought. Well then, where are all the pics? Granted, this one did not last very long but across the whole world nobody has witnessed one since my post?I can understand Ian’s position on photoshopped shots, yet its a difficult place to be. Drawing a line between acceptable and not …well thats what an editor gets to do. Iridescence is very rarely as photos show it.
This one demanded patience. I kept checking in on the halo I first spotted around 2pm. The sundogs began sprouting arms as the afternoon progressed. Around 3:30 pm they started stretching and for a few minutes as foto shows, the right kind of high altitude ice crystals came along and voila’ , a parhelic circle formed. Seems like a once a year occurrence for me..
Thanks Keelin and Hans!..2018 just arrived and Im happy to be included in CAS tribute to it. We’ve got good company there Hans and Keelin..time to get some color in the camera and go for it! Im cheating tho. I already have 3 shots Im holding off for 2019 consideration. Nov 4 was a banner day. Over 400 shots! Have processed only a few but they are keepers.
Heres a Cloudscape from a while ago.
Thanks Keelin and Hans! Working the extremes looks like a lot of fun!
I’m not done with the Greys yet so,
Knoll
In my case,living in the desert with up to 285 days a year with no cloud,I make it a habit to check the satellite weather web sites, preferring NOAA. If anything is coming in I see it before it gets here. And probably for the same reason, once the weather is here, its very difficult to ignore the window(s). Im retired now . So the pull to have a look is easily placated having nothing pressing to do most of the time. Trust your inner voice..
An Amazing Lenny Sunset Display over Northern Italy/Switzerland (WOW!!) reminds me it might be a good time for this shot.
