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A sunset over Slea Head, the Dingle peninsula, Ireland.
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Summer sunset over Rumwell, Somerset, England
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Cirrus over Madison, Wisconsin, US
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Cumulus congestus propagating over Arlington, Virginia, US
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"Someone was painting the sky while I watched," as Anabelle described, when she viewed this skyscape over Exeter, Devon, England
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Mammatus (Mamma) over Mantua, New Jersey, US
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Signs of asperitas over North Brunswick, New Jersey, US
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A developing storm over Kirkkonummi, Finland
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A developing storm at sunset over Brighton, Colorado, US
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A mosaic of cirrus spissatus over the Bayview Golf Club, Sydney, Australia
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Cumulus fractus amidst the blue sky over Hercules, California, US
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Noctilucent appearing before and after Midnight over Vilnius, Lithuania
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A goose looking upwards in the expanse between the clouds, spotted over Brooktrails, California, US
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Virga over Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
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Thank you for your comments, Laurence. Yes, I do try to keep my horizons (relatively) level. There are so many editing programmes with straightening tools, there really isn’t an excuse for sloping horizons. I use the straightening tool in iPhotos on my iMac. It is adequate, but not great, I am seriously thinking of getting something better…..if I ever get the time to look!
Hello Rosie
Another lovely photograph from you which pleases me much indeed. Grand vista!
So glad, too, you keep the sea horizon dead level i.e not sloping daftly to the left or right which really mars so many seascape photos posted onto the photo gallery. As an ex photo judge sloping horizons in seascape photography annoyed me much but certainly not in this instance, as too, all your lovely photos depicted in your photo gallery. You take really lovey and pleasing cloud photos.
Best wishes, as ever.
Laurence.