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37 thoughts on “Asperitas over Schiehallion, Perthshire, Scotland.”

  1. Maria says:

    Incredibly beautiful! I “need” a print of this beauty! Where can I get one? Have googled everything I can think of, but no success… Thanks in advance for your help!

  2. J. Anderson says:

    Drop-dead gorgeous! Are you selling prints???

  3. A.J. Hidding avatar A.J. Hidding says:

    Unreal! Unbelievable beauty!
    Shame this attracts an ugly spammer :-(

  4. charlie says:

    amazing colours!! cant wait to see this formation myself one day.

  5. Valerie Wells avatar valerie wells says:

    reminds me of a Thomas Hart Benton painting, thank you

  6. julie says:

    magnificent photo! thank you

  7. julien mekhneche member 20796 says:

    thank you Remi, yes of course, I think is a stratocumulus me to

  8. Rémi Filastò, member 20623 says:

    Please stop spamming…
    Beautiful shot Ken !
    But aren't they stratocumulus ? They seem to be very low.

  9. Mary Ann Schroeder says:

    I first saw this photo in the November 23,09 Time magazine, p. 92. I would like to know how to obtain a copy or print of this photo.

  10. Øivind Moen, Stavanger, Norwa says:

    Many says it look like paintings, and I agree.
    That suggests it has been seen by artists before photographers.

  11. Carolyn Deane-Martin says:

    Wow! I don`t know about a tapestry, it would have to be a new Tartan! Superb colours and duvet like texture, well caught!
    Carolyn Deane-Martin

  12. Hanne Ingerslev avatar Hanne Ingerslev says:

    Remarkable ! It must feel good to know that you bring great joy to so many people THANKS !!!
    Hanne Ingerslev

  13. Congratulations Ken. Did you take several views? Any stereo? Jet's a moo cow! Was it cold near the ground and warm and moist aloft? Were clouds aligned with winds in any way? Charles Warner

  14. Mike Wragg says:

    Fantastic photograph. Looks like a sci-fi scene. Where are the aliens???

  15. Puma says:

    Hard to fathom, almost…really spectacular.
    Thanks for capturing such a sublime moment.

  16. Margaret Mackenzie says:

    I think it's more Van Gogh than Munch,but no doubt they were both inspired by such magnificence!!! Mind blowingly beautiful

  17. Janice Smith avatar Janice Smith says:

    Wow! love the colors and the way the clouds undulate across the sky. Well done

  18. Brenda says:

    Amazing colours and textures. I love this picture!

  19. Peter says:

    Excellent photo Ken the only thing missing is Edvard Munch's "the Scream" lol thank you.

  20. Lucie says:

    Incredible and wonderful, thanks for this photo, I love it.

  21. Molly says:

    Incredible! Looks like mercury or lava. What it was like to see the real thing I can't imagine, but thank you for sharing it with us.

  22. Ree says:

    what a dreamy duvet of a sky – thank you

  23. Mateusz Przywecki says:

    Amazing, like a real painting. It's really worth to live for that kind of moments. Thx Ken.

  24. Julie Swigart avatar julie says:

    makes me so homesick that I want to cry – damn California and its eternal sunshine!!

  25. susie NZ says:

    This is most definitely the kind of thing that makes us love looking at the clouds so much, what an amazing photo,wow, Ken. Fantastic.

  26. John Harvey says:

    Unbelieveable. That's the sort of sky created by alien invaders as they are just begining to zap the planet earth. Well done Ken.

  27. James Fitzgerald says:

    Wonderful capture Ken. It has a texture you can almost feel, a real-life tapestry.

  28. ramon_bermejo avatar Ramón says:

    Beautiful!! I agree, It seems to be painted…

  29. Marco Cingolani avatar marco c. says:

    this photo is really, incredibly fantastic.
    it seems a picture of van gogh

  30. Suzette LeBarron says:

    Looks like cloud weaving. Wonderful picture.

  31. Rob McGinley UK says:

    That's a great pic Ken…!

  32. Jochun says:

    It's very beautiful in a peculiar way, like a romaintic landscape painting. Love it, thanks Ken.

  33. John Norris says:

    Fantastic shot and a lovely part of Scotland, thanks Ken!!!!

  34. bryan says:

    WOW!! nice shot Ken.

  35. Johanne Paquette, Canada says:

    Hi Ken, this is realy beautiful !! It looks like the clouds are curved like the mountains. Wow !
    tks for sharing wiht us.

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"Pieces of clouds" per Ron's description, which is an apt one in this multi-layered look at fractus, spotted over Lake Waco in Waco, Texas, US

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