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Laurence Green says: I would so, so love to fly with gay abandon in and amongst the depths of these tumbling and unfurling mirth of clouds – my favourite type, must say!
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bryan says:
LOL Anne Downie…I had to give that a thought, then looked at the caption, “A view from the deck of a cumulonimbus cloud to the north of Dublin, Ireland.” Hehe…. Must have been quite a neat thing to see John. Thanks for sharing.
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Didn’t know cumulonimbus clouds had flight decks (this comment more for Ian, I imagine). Good shot, though.
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Denise Parkin says:
Wonderful John! You’ve captured a lovely image of nature’s magic.
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Beate Blecher says:
Such a great photo, John! So much going on – Britain running off in what looks like a hurry, the storm clouds hovering above, and the bow pierced by the rays. Where is the UK is that, can you say?
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Laurie Green says:
The cloud formation on the left of the photo looks a wee bit like the map of the British Isles, though what would be Scotland seeems to be nodding off. A very good image!
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Callum says:
Wow! Amazing looks like a Cumulonimbus Pileus without the Cumulonimbus!!.
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Beate Blecher says:
Wonderful, wonderful view – breathtaking, though I like Dean’s idea!
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Marta Bartolozzi says:
Stunning photograph! Congratulations! I am a new member of CAS. Looking forward to submitting and viewing beautiful images!
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Mark Murray. Aberdeen,Scotland. says:
It’s a different world up there… Another cracker John
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Sharon says:
I vote alien invader… I totally thought this was a surf’s up view of the ocean with alien invader in the distance.
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Another dramatic one, John. Are they more turbulent to fly through than ‘plain’ cumulonimbus?
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John Gale says:
Yes Anne we put 2 euro in the Autopilot slot and enjoy the view, Its a hard life. Thanks for all the nice comments. John
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Another great shot, John. I trust autopilot is on when you take all these pics…
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Great shot John – that’s the window seat I want, when I fly to Spain next month!
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Mark Murray. Aberdeen,Scotland. says:
A privellaged view that John! Cracking Shot :)
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Outstanding shot, John – hard to believe, but lenticulars seem even more exotic from above!
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Carolyn Johannesen says:
Lovely, John. The gold on the water is a spark of brilliance!
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Beate Blecher says:
What a weird sight! “Liquid gold” is a good description, Carolyn.
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Yes, it does look to be made of something more substantial than cloud…
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A wonderful quality to this one John. Liquid gold, thanks :D
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I like the association between the photographer’s name and his subject matter …..Gale and rain