3 thoughts on “Mammatus over Denholme,West Yorks, U.K.”
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Beate Blecher says: Lovely shot, Jeff! Compared to other mammatus photos, rather dynamic – I think it looks as if they are just being birthed here.
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2 thoughts on “Noctilucent clouds, Baildon, Shipley, near Bradford, West Yorks, U.K.”
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2 thoughts on “Shadows on Cirrus, Norfolk. U.K.”
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Adolfo Garcia-Marin says:
Very different (and original) picture, Jeff. It seems that there is a curtanin behind (clouds) and something standing in front (contrails) make strong the feeling of having two different (vertical) layers. Congrats!
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this is definitely going to be one of the friendliest invasions from outer space ever!
I would think it unusual to catch such spectacular Lenticulars outside mountainous regions..!
Glad you were there to capture the event, Jeff!
I remember this on Look North. Brilliant photo! I also seem to remember seeing this from my home in Leeds, although it was not as spectacular as this photo.
This is an amazing lenticularis. The BBC is showing pictures of several of these clouds all over Yorkshire, apparently occuring at one time. Slightly creepy but stunning and good photography.