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A Sunset after a storm over Bali, Indonesia.
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An above the clouds view over Mont Blanc.
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A Sunrise over Avignon, southern France, before a flight to Cannes.
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A storm system sweeps in over Monte-Carlo Bay.
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A classic display of Crepuscular rays over Cannes Airport, southern France.
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A Waterspout at Cap d’Antibes, southern France.
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Laurence Green says:
Hi Nicholas!
Following up on your dramatic photo I came across this marvellous photo of a huge water spout published just a few days ago on NASA’s “Astronomy Picture Of the Day” (APOD) website. Although APOD covers astronomical subjects it does include a lot of Earth bound subjects too, including clouds. Have a look at this water spout – it is quite incredible!
http://www.star.ucl.ac.uk/~apod/apod/ap130717.html
Laurence
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Laurence Green says:
I’d love to see one of these spectacular events. Well caught image.
Laurence
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bryan says:
WOW!!! Spectacular capture Nicolas. And, it appears that you were speeding away from the waterspout, most likely a very good idea……COOL SHOT!!!!
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A bright circumscribed halo over Anchorage, Alaska, US.
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Ian says:
More information here..IanL..
http://www.atoptics.co.uk/halo/circum.htm
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A storm over Paris viewed from the Eiffel Tower.
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Impressive scenery indeed! Thanks, Nicolas.
Laurence