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A misty sunrise over Assisi, Italy.
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A sunset over Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland.
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A veil of mist over Assisi, Italy.
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A section of halo over Dumfries, Scotland.
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A system that gave rise to a three hour storm as it passed over Assisi, Italy.
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A lenticularis looms large over Dumfries, Scotland.
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A cloud covered Criffel hill, Glencaple, Dumfries and Galloway.
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The Cirrus sentinels of an incoming storm over Dumfries, Scotland.
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A mixed sky over Dumfries, Scotland.
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A hungry Cumulonimbus enjoys a snack over Dumfries, Scotland, UK.
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A primary Rainbow with a secondary bow, spotted over Solway Firth near New Abbey, Scotland, UK.
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A Sunset over Crail on the Fife coast, Scotland.
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A cloud mix over Glencaple, near Dumfries, Scotland.
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A monochromatic image from Dumfries, Scotland.
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Anne Downie, SW Scotland says:
Nice one, Alison! We’ve had some good lenticularis in the skies recently.
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An active cloudscape over Dumfries, Scotland.
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Anthony Skellern says:
Lovely scene, Alison – looks like a wonderful day to be out walking…
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A sunrise over Dumfries, Scotland.
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Laurence says:
Nice atmospheric photo, Alison. This is a cloud scene so typical at this time of the year. You’ve capatured a good sized sun pillar too, in your photo. Thanks.
Laurence
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A nicely captured shot, Alison. I love rainbows much. Thanks.
You might like to have a look at this quite dramitic photo of a rainbow “kissing” a tornado. It was taken in Kansas, USA in 2004 and was published late Novemeber on the NASA “Astronomy Picture Of the Day” website. Here is the link:-
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap141123.html
I am glad your photo was taken under more clement conditions.
Laurence