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Great panorama, Thomas – lots of energy in that surging cloud!
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A wonderful widescreen vista, Thomas.
That looks like a great place for cloud watching!
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Anthony Skellern says: An epic sky, worthy of a William Blake painting!
Makes the huge cranes & wind turbines look puny by comparison !
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2 thoughts on “Rainbow from Solingen, Germany.”
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6 thoughts on “Contrails at sunset, Brussels.”
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Trevor says:
These are chemtrails apart from the short one at upper-right. Contrails dissipate in seconds, are short and do not expand.
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Many man made clouds can be beautiful, as can be seen in the photo. Well caught Thomas
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Anthony Skellern says:
Neon striplights in the sky…
I understand what Bryan is saying about contrails, but one could ask that as humanity has such a huge impact on the planet, how many clouds have no human influence in their formation at all ? -
bryan says:
That should have said, "This is a Spectacular shot Thomas"…. lol (dang typo's)
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bryan says:
Not truly certain about contrails, but as it goes, this is a Spectacular Thomas….
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One thought on “Late Summer clouds, Knokke, Belgium.”
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Anthony Skellern says:
That looks like a perfect day for walking along the sands, thanks Thomas!
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8 thoughts on “A foggy day at the Belgian coast.”
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To Anne: I like misty days too. It's so silent. You can only hear your inner voice and listen to it. Thanks for sharing your ideas.
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To Anne Marie: Oui, c'est bien Jacques Brel qui chante qu'on peut s'imaginer en regardent ma photo – ou bien Erroll Garner jouant sa merveilleuse pièce "Misty"
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To Anthony: yes, it was a sort of apparition. Walking alone in the nearly absolute silence of a foggy day these group of horsemen was in front of me all of a sudden. And disappeared in the mist a few seconds later. Did they come, did they go? I don't know. Just the time to make this picture.
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Anne Marie de la Haye says:
In response to Anne: we get funny looks, too, here in France, when we say we 'll go to Shetland for holiday. Thomas's shot remembers me of a song by Jacques Brel: "regarde bien, petit, regarde bien, sur la plaine là bas, y'a un homme qui vient…"
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I love this – what great atmosphere. I'm glad that someone else goes out with a camera when it's misty or foggy – I get some funny looks here when I do!
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4 thoughts on “Rainbow panorama, Knokke, Belgium.”
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Adolfo Garcia-Marin says:
A fully agree with the comment of Sharon. I only add: good objective.
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Johanne Paquette,Canada says:
This is beautiful !! Somehow, you always send us wonderful pictures, tks for sharing
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4 thoughts on “Storm bow, Solingen, Germany.”
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Øivind Moen, Stavanger. says:
Very impressive photo, Thomas. Just love it.
The rainbow seems to transfer light into the dark. It also looks to be sprinkling colors inside the arc. -
Susie NZ says:
I tend to picture rainbows as being long arced but this seems to be quite round
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Johanne Paquette,Canada says:
Thomas, this is beautiful…the colors..we can almost see the Alexander band..tks for sharing
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Classic!
Laurence