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Definitely something you would prefer driving away from …
– I can almost feel those big fat hailstones about to come rattling down!
Thanks, Eunice
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Ayse says: Fantastic photograph. Thank you for sharing. That have must have been amazing to experience
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Laurence Green says:
Absolutely wonderful! I would die in a ditch to capture a scene like this on my camera.
Laurence
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Hania says:
Loved it – showed it to my 12 year old son who said 'humph' and went to bed – that's youth for you. To redeem him … he can spot a peregrine at 12 paces!! Would love a print.
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Wendy Kemp says:
Gosh, Eunice, what a frightening cloud! Fantastically frightening! Have you seen "War of the Words" with Tom Cruise. I got scared off as the cloud approached – with a big gust of wind Eunice!!! You really have caught something special here. The shimmering sand…hmmmmmmmm.
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Johanne Paquette, Canada says:
This is a beauty…please frame this picture:)
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Ginnie Powell, Austin, Texas, says:
Clouds and shoreline as fine art. Absolutely beautiful photo, Eunice.
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Eunice Clarke says:
It sawamazing standing there. I was taking landscape pics on a nice sunny evening when this strong gusting wind came from nowhere. When I looked behind me I saw this coming towards me. It still gives me goosebumps!
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Carolyn, UK says:
This is an amazing storm cloud in an extremely atmospheric landscape. Thanks for taking it, Eunice.;)
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Dear Eunice,
Such an amazing, calm, serene night picture on your trip to the Lofoten Islands, Northern Norway. Not many people get a chance to travel there. Certainly a perfect place to come to view the Aurora Borealis. Well done.
As a person who loves snow-capped mountains, It is amazing to look at the photograpy across the calm-glass-like lake towards the snow-capped mountains, then looking up into the night sky and seeing a once-in-a-life-time chance of seeing a naturally spectacular, dancing fire-works display.
From Rebecca Hill
Thanks Bryan and Anne, I have about 50 spectacular shots from this one trip to Norway. A wonderful place to look to the skies.
Thanks for the links Laurence, the volcanic one is especially spectacular.
Eunice
I think you will like this photo released today (23 Sept 14) on NASA’s APOD website showing another aurora but with a volcanic influence:-
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap140923.html
Laurence
Eunice
Hi again, Eunice
I came across a marvellous photo released only a couple of days ago on NASA’s “Astronomy Picture Of the Day” (APOD)
website showing a lovely aurora resulting from our Sun’s recent CME (Choronal Mast Ejection) convulsion. It made me recall your lovely and exquisite photo. Here it is for you and others to enjoy. I still think your photo is the better one!
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap140917.html
Best wishes.
Laurence
Hi again, Eunice,
Thanks for the links Laurence, some amazing photographs. It’s a wonderful world out there.
Stunning photo
Ever seen an Airglow Ripple? I’ve not, till now. Via NASA’s APOD (Astronomy Picture Of the Day) website a remarkable photo has been posted showing an Airglow Ripple photographed over Tibet.
Here’s the view;-
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap140901.html
Laurence
Calendar Material with out a doubt…..This is SO AWESOME! Eunice….. WOW!!!!
Spectacular! Eunice – what more can one say?!? “Cloud of the Month”, I think. Hope so…
May I share some more photos of the Aurora Borealis which come from NASA’s APOD page (Astronomy Picture Of the Day) :-
http://www.star.ucl.ac.uk/~apod/apod/ap131106.html
http://www.star.ucl.ac.uk/~apod/apod/ap131118.html
http://www.star.ucl.ac.uk/~apod/apod/ap140324.html
Laurence