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Fallstreak at sunset over the Norfolk and Cambridgeshire UK., border.
14 thoughts on “Fallstreak at sunset over the Norfolk and Cambridgeshire UK., border.”
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Cumulus fractus and Stratocumulus over Horley, England
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Altocumulus near Larestan, Fars Province, Iran
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Mamma (Mammatus) cloud formations over Bourg-la-Reine, France
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A turbulent storm system over Lake Clearwater, Canterbury, New Zealand
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Cirrocumulus over Vilvestre, Spain
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A beautiful juxtaposition of the sky and nature, taken by Modestino in memory of his wife, Rossella, who recently passed away. Modestino describes this photograph as "evocative", which was taken at the cemetery in Mercogliano, Italy.
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A storm system near Madison, Wisconsin, US
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A "reflection" of sorts, between land and sky, over the Canyonlands National Park near Moab, Utah, US.
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Cirrus fibratus over Melksham, Wiltshire, England
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Cirrocumulus stratiformis over Brisbane, Australia
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Circumhorizon Arc over Lakewood, Washington, US
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Cirrocumulus undulatus over Monte Porzio Catone, Rome, Italy
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Cirrus fibratus stretching across the blue sky over Atagohama, Fukuoka City, Japan.
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Virga trails amidst the Altocumulus, over Curtin, Canberra, Australia.
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Thank you Rich for your generosity….Hope you get plenty of royalties !!!lol
Very beautiful!
It looks like an angel.
I like the tree standing alone in the background as well.
thanks all for the generous comments. Please feel free to use for your own purpose but if you are a publisher I look forward to my royalty cheque! lol
fantastic shoot!!!!
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To Brian Roet re print….
If the photographer doesn’t mind you can download and save on your pc by right clicking.
Hope this comment hasn’t offended anyone ??
I agree…it is a Beautiful photo !
Fantastic photo. Is it possible to get a print?
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what a wonderful sky – not hard to understand how we get so excited about looking heavenwards, is it?
Great photo Rich, thanks for sharing.
James Durham UK
This is one of the most beautiful sky/cloud images I’ve ever seen. I just wish I’d been there. One day I hope to be lucky enough to see a fallstreak hole – but at sunset … how lucky do you have to be!
Hey Rich that is one hell of a shot!! One of the best!
A briliant image Rich.
Stunning photo….I love the colours.