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George Preoteasa
ParticipantSilk ladder to climb into the clouds.
George Preoteasa
ParticipantAh, ok, so I’ll rephrase: when taken in isolation a piece of the sky can give a very different impression than the overall. Not to mention photo editing :-)
George Preoteasa
ParticipantThe magic of zooming (or cropping).
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ParticipantVery different that cloud, Michael. Looks like little uneven mamma’s are embedded. Hans, you sky is dreamy, peaceful.
George Preoteasa
ParticipantVery nice, Michael. I like the soft colors. Here in NY we had some intense colors yesterday. At some point, one would think lava was pouring from the sky. (I did not adjust colors, they are quite close to what the eye could see.)
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ParticipantGreen flash
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ParticipantNot to contradict Hans … I too did not think I would see a horseshoe vortex and then I saw two on two consecutive days after about a year of cloud spotting. But they were remote and rather simple.
What you got there, EP, is a beauty. Not saying it’s unlikley to see another like it but …
George Preoteasa
ParticipantThank you, Hans. Yes, I was on a cruise (my first) in the Caribbeans. Lot of opportunities for shooting clouds.
George Preoteasa
ParticipantWavy clouds and castelanus over Aruba before sunrise.
George Preoteasa
ParticipantMichael, this looks like a shelf cloud. But then I seem to see some asperitas features. Very interesting combination.
February 27, 2018 at 2:54 am in reply to: Jupiter's c;louds as photographed by JUNO spacecraft #260764George Preoteasa
ParticipantBeautiful and fascinating. Thanks for sharing, Laurence.
George Preoteasa
ParticipantA bit of lining and crepuscular rays
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ParticipantLovely combination and shades, Keelin and amazing reds, Michael. Here is a tropical sunset to warm you up.
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ParticipantPink lining
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ParticipantThis is very cool, Roger!
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