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You caught the first blush of reds and purples stretched over the big sky canvas, Ruth. Are the birds even awake yet?
Arizona Color #204
They are rare, Ruth. Seeing two in the same day is pushing it. My normal rate has been one every two years..At your elevation I imagine clouds move thru quickly so that makes the duration of a parahelic circle problematic. Cirrus and contrails brought these about, so thats like 25k to 30k ft and Im thinking a strong enuf wind to push the ice crystals alignment in all the same direction. Below is some iridescence and undulatus.
AzOptics
Thanks Ruth, The cloud as alive , seems always a possibility
Cloud Schadenfreude below
Arizona B&W#2413
Ruth, your Big Sky shots are impressive. Time slips by enjoying the scale.Donatella, Nice work with the yellows! Lots of fun to look at! Brian the daisies in the yard remind us what all the rain and storms are all about.
Az Cloudscape
This one needs to be made as big as you can before it pixelates and then turned upside down so you can not make up your mind with which perspective is better ,like me. You have to see it upside down to re-appreciate it as right side up. A blast of air hitting the stratus tearing at the edges, warping the stratus into arcs and scattered fractus
Arizona Asperitas #103
