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Welcome Lisa to the fun! Lots going on in your photo! Looking forward to more of your photography!
Nice Virga shot Hans!
Arizona B&W#162
Ruth Quist.. One way to determine if what you see is Asperitas is to look at it upside down. The up drafts and rolling clouds are a lot more apparent. The darker clouds in your photo suggest they are lower than the brite alto-cumulus in upper center. Its my experience that lower cloud gets aspirated or demonstrates the phenomena. Therefore i think your photo captures the asperitas phenomena. Its perhaps a thinner show of it but the characteristics are there.
Below is shot that too, is not of a clear and easy Asperitas event. This shot is of small area off from a more serious Asperitas event . Still I think its Asperitas with some of the slightest of characteristics.
Oh ,okay, the parking meter line has to do with signing in to this website. The ” I am not a robot” almost got me on a ,,identify all the pictures with a parking meter”..I was fine until the green one. I had no idea if it was a parking meter or not and only guessed that because no other picture could be the 3rd parking meter,so the green one had to be a parking meter even tho I had never seen one like that. Point being, there are differences between us all and the cultures we exist in..but clouds are clouds, cumulus is cumulus no matter where in the world you see them…the universal of clouds…ok..a joke dissected dies on the operating table.
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Arizona Color#832
How am I supposed to know what a parking meter looks like in..another country? They’re not like clouds!
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Arizona Color #829 ..a little less abandon
see this website’s “Gallery”
see this forum’s many “Volumes ” as in..B&W,,,Color,,Clouds that look like things..Cloudscapes.. Sunsets. etc
If you ask I would think any photographer would give you permission to use their photo.
scrowl down thru the Clouds in News you mite come across videos and their producers.
