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A storm system over Southland, Texas, US.
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Remnants of a late afternoon pillow fight, as Steven describes, spotted over Denver, Colorado, US
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A colourful sky over North Dundas Township, Ontario, Canada
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Undulatus spotted over Conwy, North Wales
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22-degree halo spotted over Sondershausen, Germany
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Cumulonimbus spotted by David's son, Craig West, over Callerton, near Newcastle upon Tyne, England
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Mammatus (Mamma) spotted over Piazza Università, Catania, Italia
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Crepuscular rays spotted during sunrise near Boca Raton, Florida, US
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A wisp of Cirrus fibratus amidst lower level Cumulus, spotted over Berlin, Germany
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A developing Cumulus congestus spotted over Lakka Bay, Paxos, Greece
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22-degree halo spotted over Sacramento, California, US
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An image of a swan spotted in the clouds above Goodyear, Arizona, US
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A storm system near East Brunswick, New Jersey, US
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A plethora of Altocumulus lenticularis spotted over Helena, Montana, US
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Rainbow over Bremen, Germany
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Cirrus fibratus spotted over Cape Town, South Africa
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fantastic shot! Makes you feel very small…..
Following up upon three well deserved comments from CAS members about your photo, here is my contribution, if I may.
I like much the portrayal of cloud glory above set in contrast to the glowering and growling threatening skies below. I like the welcome inclusion of the two seemingly fleeing huge juggernauts on the road which lend handsome scale to the cloud drama and edifice above.
Thanks much!
Laurence
This is a beautiful, well exposed photograph
Oh, our astonishing Texas skies!!!! James, you capture those Panhandle skies with incredible beauty and visual poetry!
Ooooooh, awesome!!