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  • in reply to: Contrail Thread Volume VI #551905
    Duncan Bulman avatarDuncan Bulman
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    At last!

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    in reply to: Cloudscapes Volume VII #549429
    Duncan Bulman avatarDuncan Bulman
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    What a difference a day makes, 24 little hours

    From this to…

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    this

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    in reply to: Cloudscapes Volume VII #549428
    Duncan Bulman avatarDuncan Bulman
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    Sometimes we say that we got booted out of a thermal – this must be the culprit.

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    in reply to: Sunrises and Sunsets Vol IX #549427
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    Two photos taken about 40 minutes apart.

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    in reply to: Cloudscapes Volume VI #548051
    Duncan Bulman avatarDuncan Bulman
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    The clouds didn’t disappoint on Cloud Appreciation Day.

    Room for one more?

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    in reply to: Land and Sky #546203
    Duncan Bulman avatarDuncan Bulman
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    Giuseppe, so true.

    A beautiful French bird waiting to fly.

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    in reply to: Sunrises and Sunsets Vol IX #546199
    Duncan Bulman avatarDuncan Bulman
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    Can we do one more?

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    in reply to: Contrail Thread Volume VI #543959
    Duncan Bulman avatarDuncan Bulman
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    A handheld shot taken with my phone so a little bit fuzzy.

    Stepped outside to take in the cool night air and was treated to this spectacle.  The photo doesn’t do it justice.

    Jupiter – Moon – Saturn

    Midnight Moon

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    in reply to: Optical Phenomena Volume V #543312
    Duncan Bulman avatarDuncan Bulman
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    Sublime

    You’re welcome, Ruth.

    in reply to: Optical Phenomena Volume V #541973
    Duncan Bulman avatarDuncan Bulman
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    Ruth,

    A little photography trick is done to capture the colours that are often washed out.  If your camera has a sunset setting then switch to that and see what you get, it should make the colours more vivid.

    in reply to: Cloudscapes Volume VI #541729
    Duncan Bulman avatarDuncan Bulman
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    High and Heaped, nothing but Altocumulus

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    in reply to: Optical Phenomena Volume V #541724
    Duncan Bulman avatarDuncan Bulman
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    A little afternoon diffraction.

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    in reply to: Land and Sky #540907
    Duncan Bulman avatarDuncan Bulman
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    Earthbound, Heavenly sent.

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    in reply to: Land and Sky #540906
    Duncan Bulman avatarDuncan Bulman
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    On this dog day afternoon, I thought it was about time I post something.

    As Above, So Below

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    in reply to: Clouds-that-look-like-things Volume VI #540903
    Duncan Bulman avatarDuncan Bulman
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    Hans,

    Dog days are the hottest period of the year, the period between early July and early September, when Sirius, the so-called Dog Star, rises and sets with the sun.

    From Wikipedia:

    The dog days or dog days of summer are the hot, sultry days of summer. They were historically the period following the heliacal rising of the star system Sirius (known colloquially as the “Dog Star”), which Hellenistic astrology connected with heat, drought, sudden thunderstorms, lethargy, fever, mad dogs, and bad luck. They are now taken to be the hottest, most uncomfortable part of summer in the Northern Hemisphere.

    There was also a movie entitled, “Dog Day Afternoon” which was about a bank robbery gone wrong, probably the title comes from the bad luck element.

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