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Welcome Steve. Hope to see many more photos of clouds from you! Concerning your current photo: The cloud appears to be the result of incoming warm ocean air rising over land into colder atmosphere thus the condensing of moisture and probably the stationery nature of the cloud. While not stacked up, the length and narrowness seems a stretched lenticular. Yes at least at altocumulus level.
Fascinating lighting and texture in the Interlude Keelin.
and Thanks,The green of hail made that scape unique. Of course I took a bunch of shots. Below is another.
Arizona Cloudscape#414
Thanks Keelin!,,That shot took some amount of almost micro adjustments in Lightroom. Knowing that my photos darken a bit in transition to CAS, I even adjusted for that. I really tried to get it to look like it did in real life. It was a moment of witnessing a natural beauty. Your Closeout Wave is attractive. Luv the Blu Wave
Arizona Color#924
One of the neat benefits of Adobe Lightroom is the “crop” function includes an overlay of the Fibonacci spiral..and is changeable to apply in all the 4 quadrants and can be compressed or stretched. This feature helps for putting the brightest and or center of attention where the eye is naturally prone to go. I use the overlay religiously.
Arizona Color# 923
Dona..Nice sunset shot of cap cloud.! I suspect Mt Rainer..I mean..nothin says Pacific NorthWest like Boeing and Mt Rainer..
Arizona Sunset #611
