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Ruth, your last one is asperitas for sure. Time And Patience are indeed helpful. It always pays off.
Ruth, your last one is asperitas for sure. Time And Patience are indeed helpful. It always pays off.
The Balancing Point is as fantastic as Curtain Call, Keelin. Did you notice the small colorful segment f a 22 degrees halo at the bottom in what started as a contrail? Love it.
Ruth, your Combinations is indeed painterly. Nice view.
Arizona#134 shows a great and fine network of asperitas. It has a lovely soft atmosphere in it.
Cover Up
Awesomeness indeed needs some interpretation Julia and awesome they are. I think these are Altocumulus lenticularis. The lenticularis does need to have a perfect lens-like appearance. In my opinion you see the crests of the waves that form the clouds. Lenticularis are wave clouds that form on the lee side of a mountainous area, that might be close but may be also more distant. Any other opinions?
Great info John on your website. And noctilucent clouds are spotted above England, Belgium and the Netherlands just some days ago. Modest appearances, but nevertheless noctilucent.
That is a great capture Donatella. A plane producing Wing tip vortices and wing clouds in which I see also some iridescence. Great quality in my opinion!
Ruth your Contrail DNA is very clever.
And Keelin, your As Soon As The Dust Settles is very funny and a great composition as well.
Just After Launch
The last one I posted was a month ago with the title Hieroglyph. There was written that I would have some time to spend in a transition to a new laptop ans a little break. Back to Black! (and White).
Keelin, your As Soon As The Dust Settles is fantastic! As is Splash by Ruth and the feathered #198 by Michael. Love them all!
Foamy
Yard work does always pay off Ruth. Surely a great one for the gallery!
I envy your Layered Delight Keelin. What a beauty. I would have liked to see you dancing in the streets.
A few days ago we had some noctilucent clouds while in the seas there was Noctiluca scintillans (an alga that lights up when disturbed). Two nocturnal phenomena together. Very special.
You made a beautiful series Keelin. Great to see Curtain Call in the somewhat occasional newsletter. And your Balancing Point is in the optical thread is as amazing as Curtain Call. Love the titles as well.
