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A cloud on a roll over Drumbeg, Scotland.
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A view of the mist laden Grindelwald region of Switzerland.
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Petra says:
Thank you for your kind words, Laurence.
Petra
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Laurence Green says:
Ethereal, mystical and spell binding! A beautiful shot from you, Petra.
This type of photo really grabs my liking. It is almost monochrome but not, not quite. I am a lover of monochrome photography.
Thanks.
Laurence
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An asperitas formation over Iepa, Belgium.
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A sunset with crepuscular rays over Poelkapelle, Belgium.
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A display of iridescence over Norway.
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A mammatus formation and rainbow over Nord-pas de Calais, France.
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A sunset over Poelkapelle, Belgium.
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Over Poelkapelle, Belgium © Petra Van Waes
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A panoramic of asperitas over Leper, Belgium.
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Sandra says:
If you crop out tree tops this looks just like an ocean scene-very cool…
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Sandra says:
If you crop out tree tops this looks just like an ocean scene-very cool..
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Most unusual cloud roll. I like the left side of it with the “jets of smoke” looking like exhaust from the roll. Thanks for the photo, Petra.
Joan H. Laurino
Definitely looks like a change in the weather and a chance of rain that afternoon out in the Scottish countryside. Dramatic cloud formation that looks a bit like an eel swimming up in the air. Good shot. From Rebecca Hill, Canberra, Australia