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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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A "ring" of cumulus seen on a morning over the Kalva Railway Station, Thane, India

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Cumulus with a high level of haze due to Canadian wildfires and subsequent smoke moving into the area over Madison, Wisconsin, US

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Vicars' Close is reportedly Europe's oldest residential street, which as Helen conveyed, is famous for its chimneys. She likes to imagine the clouds as smoke coming from them, as seen here over Wells, Somerset, England.

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A distrail, short for "dissipation trail", occurs when an aircraft passes through a cloud and it turns the water droplets in the cloud into gas or ice. This distrail is seen slicing its way through a layer of cirrostratus over Kianga, New South Wales, Australia.

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Cirrostratus undulatus spotted over the valley near the Fraser River, Fort Langley, British Columbia, Canada

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