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Arcus, also known as a shelf cloud, ushers in precipitation from a storm over New Brighton Beach, Christchurch, New Zealand
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Waves of Altocumulus lenticularis over Lyttelton Harbour, Christchurch, New Zealand
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A turbulent storm system over Lake Clearwater, Canterbury, New Zealand
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The Nor’ West Arch over Christchurch, New Zealand.
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A pileus capped cloud over Christchurch, New Zealand.
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Gregory Dowson says:
Thanks everyone
I do love my Pileus Capped ! -
Søren Hauge says:
Great picture Greg! I am happy to be using it in my Danish Cloud article :)
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Carolyn Johannesen says:
Pileus seem to have such fun :D Lovely close up Gregory!
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Virga sunset in Christchurch, New Zealand.
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Anthony Skellern says:
Lovely jellyfish clouds, Gregory.
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Gregory Dowson says:
thanks John, it was a beautiful sky
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John Norris says:
This looks like a large insect in the sky with lots of legs? great photo Gregory!!!!
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A face in a cloud over Christchurch, New Zealand. Is it Jesus? Or just Jeff Lynne, the lead singer of ELO?
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brian Steel says:
excellent image no “Mr Blue Sky” there
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Jackie S Brooks says:
Wonderful photo. My DH thinks it looks a bit like Michael Angelo’s ‘David’
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Gregory Dowson says:
Thanks for your comments
To me it looks abit like Jeff Lynne from the band ELO holding a microphone, lol -
Adolfo Garcia-Marin says:
I can see it (BUT it can also see me!)
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South island, New Zealand.
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Greg Dowson says:
Thanks Remi, we do have our fair share of amazing cloud formations but ive seen truely fantastic clouds from all around the world on this site
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Rémi Filastò, Roma says:
B-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l shot Gregory! Thanks for sharing. NZ and Australia really seem to be the better place for a cloudspotter.
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Spotted somewhere in New Zealand.
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A.J. Hidding says:
Funny, I made a similar picture in Wellington once, I'll try and dig it up and post it here, thanks for reminding me, Gregory! New Zealand is heaven for cloudspotting!
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Rémi Filastò, Firenze says:
A true cloudpsotter is always in the right spot at the right time Greg…
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Greg Dowson says:
thanks, I was just in the right spot at the right time
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Susie NZ says:
It just brings a smile to the face, neat shot, Gregory, thank you for it
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Carolyn, UK says:
It's so well placed and so were you, Gregory.:~)
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Rémi Filastò, Firenze says:
Funny picture Gregory! Thanks for sharing!
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This looks loke a scene out of hell. Fire coming from the sky
A stunning scene. Thank you for sharing. :)
Outstanding image, Gregory – really special!
Beautiful picture…..Awesome !!!!