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Cirrus undulatus illuminated by the sun at dawn over San Martin de la Virgen de Moncayo, Zaragoza, Spain
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A snow storm approaching Trollanes, the Faroe Islands.
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A storm system over Zaragoza, Spain.
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A lightning illuminated storm cloud over Almudevar, Huesca, Spain.
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A hail storm over Tauste, Zaragoza, Spain.
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Laurence Green says: This photo certainly has a very heavy gravitas about it! One can almost feel the enormous weight of the grey / blackish glowering and threatening clouds above. The rain cloud moving in from the right somehow lightens the load.
An atmospheric shot, Jose. What a panorama to witness.
Thanks.
Laurence
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A night time storm over Zaragoza, Spain.
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5/5 picture, Jose. Well captured at the precise moment. Good composition and colors. Congrat!
This gets a 5* rating from me, Jose, with no hesitation. I love this impressive photo much. This is cloud drama!
The more you look at this photo you could interpret it as a lake (bottom third of the photo) reflecting the vista above. There are two ways of looking at this sumptuous photo.
Laurence
Warm thanks.