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The Aurora Borealis, Northern Lights over Yellowknife, Canada.
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A steaming volcano? no!..... just dissipating remnants of cumulus clouds on the eastern slope of the Canadian Rockies.
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Snow covered mountains rise above a sea of clouds, Alaska Range, Alaska.
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A stack of lenticularis at sunset over the Pasayten Wilderness, Washington State, US.
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A fallstreak hole over the Columbia River, the Dalles, Oregon, US.
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A Squid swimming over peninsula Valdes, Argentina.
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A Cirrus filled sky sparkles over Seattle, US.
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Virga trails over the Anza-Borrego State Park, California, US.
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The highs and lows of cloudland over Seattle, US.
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A lenticular wave over the Allardyce Range, South Georgia Island.
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rebeccahill@iinet.net.au says:
Amazing picture, Kevin! The lenticular wave cloud gliding over the beautiful, majestic, snow-capped mountain peaks of the Allardyce Range, remote sub-antarctic South Georgia Island in the South Atlantic Ocean looks like a vast bird or airplane taking its time to fly vast distances to other parts of the world.
Don’t often see many pictures of remote, sub-antarctic South Georgia Island in the vast South Atlantic ocean in the southern hemisphere and what its mountainous landscape actually looks like. Must have been an amazing experience seeing the island up-close on-board a ship on a rarely seen clear day. From Rebecca Hill, Canberra, Australia
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A sunrise over Oregon, US.
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A section of 22º halo and circumscribed halo over Iceland.
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A sunset over the Olympic Mountains, Seattle, US.
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Beautiful picture, Kevin!
The snow-capped mountains of the Alaska range look like they are about to emerge from their fluffy, warm cloud doona and get warmed-up in the morning sun.
From Rebecca Hill, Canberra, Australia