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One thought on “A banner cloud with ‘eyebrows’ over Khumbu Himal, Nepal.”

  1. Rebecca Hill avatar rebeccahill@iinet.net.au says:

    Those snow-capped Himalaya mountains over Khumbu Himal, Nepal look amazing, Michael!

    The cap/banner clouds in the sky add to the dramatic scene that is to be portrayed to the viewer looking at this particular picture. With the clouds, I can see an arm and bent fingers of the hand, which looks like it is about to float over in the sky and grab the mountain with full grip and not let go. I can also see a person’s face that has a long nose, eye, hair and a wide-open mouth. I can’t see any eyebrows. From Rebecca Hill, Canberra, Australia

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6 thoughts on “A question mark floating somewhere over Germany.”

  1. Mark Sitton avatar Mark Sitton says:

    I fourth a seahorse!

  2. GeorgeAnderson 11/10 says:

    A questionable seahorse?

  3. John Norris says:

    PS only joking Ian.

  4. John Norris says:

    Before i looked at the comments i said to myself seahorse so three cannot be wrong. This is a great photo Michael!!!! And Ian you should have gone to spec savers?lol;)

  5. Carolyn says:

    Yes a seahorse, a cloudhorse. Its a new species.

  6. Sally says:

    Could also be a seahorse – Seepferdchen

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One thought on “Cloudscape from South Germany, near Lake Constance. It shows the Hegau volcanic area, and in the background are the Swiss Alps.”

  1. Anonymous says:

    Type your comment here.

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One thought on “Lenticulars over The Appenine Mountain chain running through Abruzzo, Italy.”

  1. susie says:

    pause – the mountains are about to speak!

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