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“We were just swimming in this lake (Thunersee, Interlaken, Bernese Oberland, Switzerland), a few moments before these wonderful black clouds approached”.

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6 thoughts on ““We were just swimming in this lake (Thunersee, Interlaken, Bernese Oberland, Switzerland), a few moments before these wonderful black clouds approached”.”

  1. Wonderfully strong image, Heidi – love it!

  2. Carolyn, UK says:

    This is a powerful shot, Heidi. Is it B&W or did this cloud turn day to night. :(

  3. bryan says:

    I love a good B&W and this is a Good B&W, well done Heide. I couldn't agree more Susie, this is the Exact reason. Much thanks to all who are CAS members and to both Gavin and Ian for sure. I love it….

  4. Susie NZ says:

    What a simply stunning capture of absolute incredible clouds – no wonder we love to gaze at them, super shot, Heidi, makes me run off at the mouth looking for adjectives

  5. Mark Murray. Aberdeen Scotland says:

    Great photo…

  6. Alex Cliff avatar Alex says:

    Lucky you got out of the lake before you got wet! :)

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4 thoughts on “Lenticularis, just before sunrise, above the mountain “Schreckhorn” in the Bernese Oberland, Switzerland.”

  1. Andrea Razzoli avatar Andrea Razzoli m.n.12272 says:

    woooooow! many thanks Heidi!

  2. Anthony Skellern says:

    Wow, striking image. Very graphic!

  3. Carolyn, UK says:

    I agree with Remi, thanks Heidi ;D

  4. Rémi FIlastò, Montpellier says:

    How sweet!! The contrast between the blue mountain and the red cloud is beautiful…Thanks for sharing Heidi.

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One thought on “The Moench mountain, which is between the famous Eiger and Jungfrau, in the Bernese Oberland, Grindelwald, Switzerland.”

  1. Beate Blecher avatar Beate Blecher says:

    Monk wearing a veil!!
    Tolles Foto, Heidi!!!

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One thought on “Just before sunset near Niesen mountain, Beatenberg, Bernese Oberland, Switzerland.”

  1. julie says:

    I really love this composition and colors!

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“Sea of Fog” Taken from the Schilthorn, looking at Birg Station. Switzerland.

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6 thoughts on ““Sea of Fog” Taken from the Schilthorn, looking at Birg Station. Switzerland.”

  1. A.J. Hidding avatar A.J. Hidding says:

    Very sharp picture! I am curious what kind of camera you used.

  2. Ken Long says:

    When I was there we were in, not over, the cloud unfortunately! Could just see the Eiger periodically.What a stunning place and a fantastic photo

  3. Allison Summey says:

    One of the most insane/beautiful shots!!!!!!
    Ally

  4. Bryan says:

    wicked cool shot

  5. susie NZ says:

    interesting shot – would you like to be in the flying fox?

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5 thoughts on “Early morning in Gimmelwald, the Swiss Alps.”

  1. Anonymous says:

    WOW!!! Freaky….Nice….

  2. Bonnie & Mike MacKinnon says:

    YOU LUCKY GIRL! IT IS AWESOME

  3. susie says:

    wonderful cloud – wonderful photo

  4. Anthea Dixon avatar Anthea says:

    Stunning! I love it!

  5. Anonymous says:

    What an unusual photo. I really like this.

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3 thoughts on “Captured hovering over the Alps of Switzerland.”

  1. Nili Berl says:

    magnificent.
    Thanks for posting

  2. Øivind Moen, Stavanger, Norwa says:

    How safe were you when you took this shot, Heidi?
    It looks both smooth and scary.

  3. susie says:

    the martians are about to land

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