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Maybe former one was dreamy, but at almost the same time 180 degrees opposite the view seemed more nightmarish.
Great start of Volume III Michael. And amazing lava colors against two very different skylines George.
Yesterday Asperitas Sunset
You are lucky with the coming of the rain goddess and with the find of her lost Pearls Keelin! Love the image.
You had Asperitas overhead Michael, and show strange strangles of cloud (is this good English?). Intriguing. I had yesterday a Asperitas event over here. Not overhead in this case.
Arizona B&W #65 has great depth Michael. Bright floating dots against a distant haze.
Astronaut’s View
I learned about chiaroscuro in the Cloud A Day from last Wednesday. Nature’s contrast between light and shadow…
Fantastic George. That is a hard one to capture. This phenomenon seems to be far more short lived then even a horseshoe vortex….:) Good timing.
I see we are already at post number 100 of this thread. So the sun is going under for this one and will rise again in Volume II (yet to come).
Through Sandblasted Eyes is very visual so to speak, Keelin.
Yesterday this soft tsunami hovered over the neighbourhood.
And yesterday there was another sundog but now in combination with a fallstreak hole. Never witnessed that combination before. It is not a great picture in my opinion. I captured it with the cloudspotter app in a hurry on route and the rather small sundog was not long lived, so there was no time for an attempt to improve the picture.
Indeed it seems to be the quality of B&W to make duplicatus alive in a surprising way, Keelin. Like your former untitled one is too! In my opinion they are not that easy to discover. Always fun to find a good example like yours and Michael’s cirrocumulus. Love the fine structure of the last one.
I had to search for one in my archive and found this.
