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January 31, 2006
photographed in the Mediterranean
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Oh wow! Talk about being in the right place at the right time with a camera! I see four well formed waterspouts all lined up in an almost perfect row here, but who knows how many more there might have been. I can also see a nice swirl in the clouds around the top of the spout closest to the camera. Awesome!
I cried out “WHAT?!” when i saw this. :D
Really amazing. The cumulonimbus is reaching with 4 of its finger to feel the temperature of the water. ;)
its alright…. more focus on the subject is needed.
altra foto bufala !!!
é fantastico….ma quanto piccoli siamo rispetto a tutto cio? …. Senza parole
Sarei proprio curioso di sapere in quale luogo del Mediterraneo può essere accaduto tutto ciò. Ad ogni modo è una immagine davvero strepitosa.
Vedo le nostre paure… e la forza per superarle… guarda bene, ce l’hai anche tu…
spiffing. that is truly amazing!! i hope i become a cloud when i die… it would be so thrillingful. mwah