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Nimbostratus over Polperro, United Kingdom
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Nimbostratus over Oregon, US.
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Nimbostratus over Westeremden, Netherlands.
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A soft day (Irish terminology), over Milton Keynes, UK.
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A view from Govett’s Leap in the Blue Mountain area of NSW, Australia.
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Nimbostratus over Kisserup, Denmark
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A classic example of Nimbostratus over Kangaroo Island, South Australia.
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A view of Ashford, Kent, taken from the Wye Downs, UK.
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Inside a rain cloud over the Irish Sea.
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A soft day in County Sligo, Ireland.
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Susie NZ says:
Is this why they say Ireland needs a roof? but seriously a very beautiful and peaceful capture, thankyou, Irene
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The River Medway, Strood in Kent. U.K.
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Rob McGinley UK says:
Very atmospheric…nice pic Christine!
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Peter Mckinna says:
Wonderful feeling and atmosphere,can almost feel the morning mist and damp.
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John Norris says:
This is a fantastic photo,if this was in a Photographic competition it would be 1st place in my book, thank you Christine!!!!
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Adolfo Garcia-Marin (Spain) says:
Good composition and atmosphere, Christine. I agree with Bryan.
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bryan says:
Wow, Christine.. this is a scene straight out of a Novel… so well done…. thank you
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Rainy scene from San Martin de los Andes, province of Neuquen, Argentina.
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A soft day at Sandsend near Whitby, North Yorkshire. U.K.
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Buttermere in The Lake District Cumbria, UK.
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Ross Kobak says:
The continuity I manged to capture makes this one of my favourite photographs ever. I call it ‘From Cloud to Lake’
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‘Water Devil’ taken from the Eastern shore of Lake Buttermere, Lake District, Cumbria. UK.
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Franz says:
Doesn’t seem to be a Ns but rather a Cb because Ns is unlikely to cause twisters.
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Anonymous says:
Yeah, this is a really exciting shot here…very cool….
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Photographed in Glossop, Derbyshire, UK
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I like the association between the photographer’s name and his subject matter …..Gale and rain