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Traveling north on Interstate 5, this mirror reflection of the sunrise was captured near Santa Maria, California, US
An early morning road trip guided by a crescent moon, heading south on Highway I-5, near Stockton, California, US
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Following an atmospheric river that brought heavy rain and wind to the West Coast of the United States, Janis shared this view at sunset with an altocumulus undulatus cloud formation over El Dorado Hills, California, US
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Sunset over El Dorado Hills, California, US
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Cirrus 'dancing' over the Sierra Mountains, as viewed from Echo Summit, Lake Tahoe, California, US
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Cirrus uncinus, which Janis described as "daytime shooting stars", spotted over Placerville, California, US
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Cirrus vertebratus stemming from what appears to originally be a contrail, spotted over Folsom, California, US
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Pyrocumulus as a result of wildfires in El Dorado County, California, US
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Amidst the Cirrus spissatus cloud, Janis London enjoyed the angel within her view, near Folsom, California, US
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