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Thanks Keelin. Thanks Ian for placing the thin asperitas shot I sent ,in to the Gallery. Monet had his lily pond, I have Phoenix Arizona’s Asperitas. Just like Monet made numerous lily pond paintings , I of course, took quite a few shots including the gallery shot. So below is one I also like.
Hans,,at some point you have to settle for ,,in transition. There are scales of 1 to 10 for varieties as to organization,maturity, etc. Clouds change as the physics creating them influence and change. The cloudlets you show forming could be due to elevation/temperature/density change of altostratus to altocumulus..or higher cirrostratus to cirrocumulus or even altocumulus..For cloudlets to show so well with an wide angle lens I’d venture to say you are looking at Altocumulus elevations. So altostratus to altocumulus is my best guess. But thats what you have there, a transition sequence. Its kinda like colors..is it yellow green or green yellow?
Thanks Keelin and Hans, There is a fascinating scale of energy witnessed when watching a cumulonimbus evolve.
Arizona Color #87
Took me a moment but i finally saw it Keelin. So much of cloud photography is perfect Carpe Diem!
Not a bullseye ,being off center, yet it was what I was shooting for:
Arizona B&W #63
