2 thoughts on “A classic Kelvin-Helmholtz wave formation takes centre stage over Dunedin, New Zealand.”
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Ginnie Powell says: Love this photo, Greg. Beautiful composition, beautiful colors! May I copy it to my desktop background folder so that I will be able to enjoy it on a random basis daily?
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2 thoughts on “Greg Dowson”
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Carolyn says:
It looks a little like a speech bubble. I wonder what it would say?
“Hey you get off my cloud” -
Doris Bordon says:
Right! If I may complement the sub-category:
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Gregory Dowson says:
Thanks, thanks to needing a wee while out camping I walked outside to be greeted by this beautiful sunrise at about 5 am
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Kathryn says:
Biggest WOW factor in there, reflections in perfectitude and the colours are splendiferous…
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Marco Cingolani says:
Amazing is the first word that came to my mind . congratulations for the moment caught
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Laurence Green says:
The composition of this lovely shot is impecable. Visually most satisfying! Grand photo, Greg.
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Definitely a turbulent looking sky over Christchurch, New Zealand, Greg!
A vast cold-front, with colder mid-autumn temperatures, overcast skies, strong winds and a storm was definitely on the way in a short time that afternoon! Very threatening! The sky looks quite feathery with its mamma formation up there. I would hope to get inside before the weather changes if I were there, as I wouldn’t want to be caught out in it without my umbrella and raincoat!
From Rebecca Hill, Canberra, Australia