2 thoughts on “Jet stream cirrus maybe….Washington DC. U.S.”
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Carolyn, UK says: Always a fragile beauty the Cirrus. Good shot of the not so fragile looking plane too! Thanks, Jim. ;D
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One thought on “Figures on the fountain in front of the Frederick City Hall building, ringed by a halo……Frederick, Maryland. U.S.”
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7 thoughts on “Mirror image over the steeples of downtown Frederick, Maryland. U.S.”
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Alice Milasch, BR says:
Very very beautiful ! I can´t believe it !
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bryan says:
this shot has me soooooo jealous, Jim. I demand that you hand over all your camera equipment now….(haha) Very nice capture…
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5 thoughts on “A host of faces staring down at a bell tower over Maryland, US.”
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susie NZ says:
stunning photo, I love the heightened colour before the threat in the sky
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Jim says:
Thanks. Heck, I was surprised to see it up so fast. I'd submitted it only a week ago.
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4 thoughts on “Young Cloudspotter watches a storm roll in at Wapello County, Iowa. US..”
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susie NZ says:
ain't clouds wonderful – always a cause for a pause to look and AWWWW!
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Allison Summey says:
That should HOOK the child right into Cloud Spotting! How COOL!
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9 thoughts on “Bell tower, congestus and the moon, from Frederick, Maryland. US.”
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Anonymous says:
“I was a bit disappointed that the star wasn’t lit”
Your wish is my command……………..:+)…..will re edit if not happy with new version….. The xmas fairy
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quigley says:
Thanks for the nice comments everyone. It was taken two weeks before Christmas (last year) and I was a bit disappointed that the star wasn’t lit. I made a nice holiday card from it, also.
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susie NZ says:
I also think this makes for a lovely Christmas shot – Merry Christmas to all you cloud appreciaters!
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Toltec says:
Great composition! Too bad the Christmas star on the top of the tower was not lit.
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Anonymous says:
wow that is deep…but WOW!!! just an amazing shot…thanks for sharing this Jim….
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Granny Weatherwitch says:
I love it too! You could almost think of the moon as the eye of God/Goddess looking at the world and the cloud as the deity’s boiling anger at the destructive antics of humankind – or is that too deep ? Whatever you think of that thought, this is one of the most unusual cloud photos I have seen, and one of the most enjoyable. Clouds are amazing, but often much more amazing when they are seen in context with the Earth and not just photgraphed as clouds alone.
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What a magnificently threatning atmosphere is pictured, thank you, Jim for scaring us all so well!!!
Wow, someone's has let the crazy clouds loose!! Great contrast in this pic, Jim :)