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It’s a great picture with the depth of the multiple skylines and the huge 3-dimensionality of the clouds.
What I say next is not intended in any way as a criticism or to detract from the value of the photograph, it’s just an observation: isn’t that river the A896?
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Great shot, Paul, as ever from you.
This photo breathes the mystical stillness and calm of an early morn. Taken as it is in monochrome is perfect – it grandly accentuates the stark outline of the gaunt tree that is somehow struggling to survive in a harsh environment.
Laurence
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Laurence Green
May 12, 2017 at 4:37 pmHi Johnny
Marvellous capture. I like this much indeed!
By coincidence, today (12th May) I posted the following onto the CAS Forum page:-
From the BBC’s Weather Watchers website come three nice photo of Shelf Clouds.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/weatherwatchers/article/39894978/gallery-shelf-clouds
I think, and I stand to be corrected on this, the name Shelf Cloud is another term for Roll Cloud.
Whatever, just enjoy.
Laurence
Adolfo Garcia-Marin
May 13, 2017 at 7:31 amGood shot, Johnny. I expected to see Clint Eastwood on the beach … but maybe next time :-)
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May 15, 2017 at 1:26 pmJFI A roll cloud (volutus), differs from a shelf cloud as it is completely detached from other cloud features and known as a soliton, The most famous being The Morning Glory cloud.