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A glory and cloudbow over North West Tasmania.
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An asperitas formation over Burnie, Tasmania, Australia.
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From Wynyard on the North-West coast of Tasmania, Australia.
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Tasmanian Halo from Burnie, Tasmania, Australia.
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From Wynyard on the North-West coast of Tasmania, Australia
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susie says:
who blew up what? lovely capture of colours
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Captured above the North-West coast of Tasmania, Australia.
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fabulous. Congratulations
Congratulations!
Was it Chicken Licken who thought the sky was going to fall on his head??!!
Superb shot – very dramatic indeed!
wow,what a sight to behold Great photo!
sweet heavens, I would have been terrified!
WOW…. this is awesome…. jaw dropper is right on the money….
Gary! This is absolutely a bloody jaw dropper!!! AMAZING!!
I have taken photos of clouds like this one but nowhere near as good as this. GREAT shot Gary!!!!