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An extensive weather front over Goolwa Beach, South Australia.
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Undulations over Goolwa, South Australia.
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A sunset over Goolwa Beach, South Australia.
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A sunset over Port Vincent, South Australia.
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Waves in the clouds, aptly spotted over Goolwa Beach, South Australia.
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A storm system over Goolwa Beach, South Australia.
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A sky filled with Cirrus over Goolwa Beach, South Australia.
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A storm system at sunset over Port Vincent, South Australia.
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Severe thunder storm near Crystal Brook, South Australia.
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Sailors warning Sunrise, Adelaide, South Australia.
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Andrew Kirk says: Now THAT is a great photo. Thanks for sharing.
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Well done, now run before you get wet :)
As completely awesome as this is, that would have scared the Sh*t out of me….. What a great intense shot Iain. INCREDIBLE!!!!!!
Giant hovercraft?? Quite frightening, indeed!
What and amazing wall cloud. I've seen some like that here in Texas, but never from such a close vantage point. You're a braver photog than I am, Iain. I would be running for the storm cellar.
WOW what a brill cloud image, it looks like a very big cake Thanks for sharing Iain!!!!!
Superb capture
Great!!!!
Looks like it will be a bad day. Great shot.
O_O
Supercell storms are very very rare here in Europe.
What a scary but beautiful one!
Cb is doubtless th KING of clouds…
I feel fortunate that I have never experienced a cloud like that. That is one scary-looking storm! Great shot!