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A Sunset taken from Anarchist Mountain, British Columbia, Canada.
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A Rainbow spotted from a small Cessna aircraft over Ontario, Canada.
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A Cloud Ocean, viewed from Anarchist Mountain, British Columbia, Canada.
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Laurence Green says:
Would this otherwise be known as cloud inversion? I have seen views like this in the Highlands of Scotland and on the peaks of the Lake District but not on this huge scale.
Lovely photo. It must have been quite something to see for real.
Laurence
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A Sun pillar over Anarchist Mountain, British Columbia, Canada.
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aj hidding says:
Some sort of asperatus going on there in the top, nice!
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The “Midas Touch” at work, I think.
Lovely photo, Debra.
Laurence
Very soothing somehow.
BEAUTIFUL CLOUDS END COLORS ! SUPER FOTO !