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A pileus capped cloud over Wyoming, US.
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Crepuscular rays over Montana, US.
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Noctilucents over Montana, US.
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A host of lenticularis over Montana, US.
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A cloud waterfall over Wineglass Mountain, Montana, US.
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A Kelvin-Helmholtz formation over the Shields Valley, Montana, US.
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A sunset over Baja, California, Sur, US.
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An asperitas formation over Gallatin Valley, Montana, US.
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A Fogbow over Cottonwood Reservoir, Montana, US.
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A Flying-Fish over Montana, US.
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A weather system moving in over Montana, US.
3 thoughts on “Hallie Rugheimer”
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Laurence Green says: I like the austere bleakness of this appealing photo. The collapsing “barn” or whatever, and old rusting vehicle in the background with company of frail rusting fencing adds to the overall cold bleakness The photo exhibits good composition, and, not forgetting,the heaving cloud formation above. Good gravitas!
Laurence
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A stormy scene from Montana, US.
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A Lenticular wave at Sunset over Montana, US.
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An Asperitas formation over the Bridger Mountain Range, Montana, US.
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Brilliant shot, Hallie! Marvellous capture! It must have been a wonderful sight to behold in real life.
You have captured a rather rare cloud. lucky you!
Laurence