4 thoughts on “A.J. Hidding”
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Nienke Lantman says: Right, I do have a similar one taken on the same moment. And no, I didn’t send it in….
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aj hidding says:
Hi Nienke, this was Tuesday April 8th just before sunset, there was hail that day and beautiful clear skies inbetween.
It would be great to see your same pic :) Did you send it in?
Nienke Lantman 
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3 thoughts on “A J Hidding”
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aj hidding says:
Dank je, het was dan ook een bijzondere zonsopkomst, erg felle solar pillar.
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6 thoughts on “A J Hidding”
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Laurence Green says:
Lovely shot. You have captured something rather rare indeed. The Noctilucent cloud is usually some 80kms above the Earth and touching space itself.
Here is some brief but useful info about this rare cloud taken from NASA’s “Astronomy Picture Of the Day” (APOD) website:-
http://www.star.ucl.ac.uk/~apod/apod/ap130627.html
Hope this is of use to others here.
Laurence
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A.J. Hidding says:
Hoi Nienke. Ze zijn redelijk zeldzaam op onze breedtegraad. Ze waren vorige week donderdag goed zichtbaar. De grootste kans ze te spotten is in de zomermaanden net na zonsondergang en net voor zonsopgang. Deze foto heb ik rond half vier ‘s ochtends genomen, maar rond half twaalf diezelfde nacht waren ze ook te zien.
(dutch for when this picture was taken)
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Nienke Lantman says:
Schitterend! Ik heb ze nog nooit gezien, hoe laat is dit ongeveer?
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3 thoughts on “A.J. Hidding”
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a.j. hidding says:
Thanks :)
Actually the sun already had set, this is a reflection of the sun, some sort of sundog. It lingered on for quite some time, maybe half an hour.
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Anthony Skellern says:
Sumptuous colour and wonderful texture in that sky – thanks A.J.
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11 thoughts on “A.J. Hidding”
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AJ Hidding says:
wkalamon very! As long the cloud wont obstruct the eclipsed sun ;-)
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wkalamon says:
A.J. How cool with that be if you could have a total eclipse and watch the lightning!
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Laurence Green says:
Heavenly majesty! Fantastic – a great photo of the cloud I most love above all else.
Laurence
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a.j. hidding says:
Danke Juergen. Thank you Anthony. Yes, it was a monster cumulus, I hunted it to try and capture it.
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Eine fantastische Aufnahme. Dieses Glück hat man selten. Gratulation zu diesem Foto.
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a.j. hidding says:
Uhm Nienke, you could also have seen this particular cloud, it was that huge, this storm was over Beilen, but I photographed it close to Slagharen.
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6 thoughts on “Canine Cumulus fascinated by some sunset Serpents, Hoogeveen, The Netherlands.”
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A.J. Hidding says:
Nienke, yes, it is amazing the forms and beauty clouds can have! I hope you will keep on sending them in! Groeten uit Hoogeveen :)
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Nienke Lantman says:
I wrote about the fun I always have watching clouds and that recently I sent many pics but they haven't been put in the gallery. The reason might be that I see more things in clouds than other people, as I am a 'trained' cloudspotter : )
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Nienke Lantman says:
Leuk! Gaaf he, wolken kijken!
Ik heb recentelijk zoveel ingestuurd maar ze zijn niet geplaatst helaas. Ik zie er teveel in denk ik : )
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4 thoughts on “Noctilucent’s over Hoogeveen, Netherlands.”
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Johanne Paquette, Canada says:
I love it, there's something particular about your picture…the colors, tks for sharing !
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4 thoughts on ““Midnight thunder”, near Hoogeveen, The Netherlands.”
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Andrew scott says:
a lovely shot,i love these isolated atorms at night,great for lightning photos.
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Ginnie Powell, Austin, Texas, says:
The storm cloud, the stars above it, the water reflection below—all so beautiful! thanks for sharing, AJ.
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Carolyn, UK says:
What amazing colour in the cloud, A.J. Plus the cloud face appears to playing a trumpet :)
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One thought on ““Snow showers about” near Hoogeveen, The Netherlands.”
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Anthony Skellern says:
Looks more like a full scale blizzard on the way !
A fine image that shows the scale and power of these cloud leviathans.
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2 thoughts on “Ever had the feeling you are being watched? Over Hoogeveen, The Netherlands.”
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2 thoughts on “Undulations from Hoogeveen, The Netherlands.”
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Sharon says:
Once, I saw clouds like this in New York State, USA. Alas, I did not have my camera with me. I thought they looked like herringbone. Nice pic.
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Four more very good photos, via the BBC. of this rare type of cloud seen recently in the north of the UK:-
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-28211909
Laurence
For a view of this rare cloud over central London – including the famous London Eye – take a look at this photo which comes from NASA’s APOD page:-
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap140710.html
Laurence
Fine capture of a very rare to see event.
Laurence
Ooooh wat mooi!!