3 thoughts on “Lenticularis that thinks its a pulley system…Cochrane, Alberta. Canada.”
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Anthony Skellern says: Wonderful – this is better than any Hollywood special-effects crew could come up with!
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2 thoughts on “Taken while canoeing down the Red Deer River in southeastern Alberta, Canada.”
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A voyage to an ancient shore of a long forgotten sea!
This is pure beauty!
Thanks Janice for sharing this magnificent photograph!
Thomas Dossler; member 8188
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2 thoughts on “Distant storm cloud casts a shadow over Cochrane, Alberta. Canada.”
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susie NZ says:
what a really interesting shot – didn't realise just how distant clouds can cast 'shadows'
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Hanne Ingerslev says:
Wonderful, wonderful photo. never saw anything quite like it !
More Janice, more !
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6 thoughts on “The Chinook Arch, at times seen as a vast sheet of Altostratus and also as in this case, seen with Lenticularis characteristics…it often is accompanied by very high wind speeds up to 100km/h ……….This is a phenomena observed in Canada, over the southwestern Alberta area. This photo was taken at Cochrane, Alberta, Canada.”
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Hanne Ingerslev says:
Most unusual photo. Breathtaking ! Also visited your home-page. Wonderful experience. So much ! Could look for hours !
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IanL says:
Camera Canon EOS 30D
Exposure Time 1/60
F-Stop f/5.6
ISO Speed Ratings 100
Focal Length 17/1 mm
Metering Mode Pattern
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3 thoughts on “The Chinook Arch close up, at times seen as a vast sheet of Altostratus and also as in this case, seen with Lenticularis characteristics…it often is accompanied by very high wind speeds up to 100km/h ……….This is a phenomena observed in Canada, over the southwestern Alberta area. This photo was taken at Cochrane, Alberta, Canada.”
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3 thoughts on “Storm clouds building at Sunset, Cochrane, Alberta. Canada.”
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Allison Summey says:
STOP!!, IT IS LIKE SOMEONE USED *SPECIAL*
EFFECTS!
SO BEAUTIFUL!
ALLY
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9 thoughts on “Some faces in a storm cloud over Alberta, Canada.”
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Hanne Ingerslev says:
Really wonderful ! If i didn't know it's storm clouds , I would love to meditate floating in and out of your picture. thanks !
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Øivind Moen, Stavanger, Norwa says:
Beauty and the beast.
Adorable and dangerous cloud.
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Janice Smith AB. Canada says:
No, it's not a painting, just a photo of a huge thunderstorm. The sun was setting which made the sky a deep blue colour and brought out interesting patterns and colours. Janice
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A pleasure, Janice. Keep the lovely photos a’comin! I have shared all the info about the Chinook Arch with several of my friends and they are amazed.
Laurence
Thank you Laurence for the nice comment and to the editor for adding information about Chinook Winds. Have a wonderful day!
Hi Janice & Photo Editor (Ian) – Thanks to you both for the highly informative details about the Chinook Arch which, till now, I never heard of or knew about. When one opens the useful link and read of just how dramatically the temperature changes, well, it boggles the mind! This has been, for me, a useful education. It enhances even further the powerful forces of Nature.
Janice, I like your photo much, as too, the information it generated about the Chinook Arch. I am better informed! Cheers.
Laurence
More Chinook Arch info here http://www.albertawow.com/hikes/Chinook_Arch/Chinook%20Arch.htm