Saw this (for me) quite unusual cloud formation at sunset last night…
(The sun is so low it is lighting the underside of this close cloud while a more distant cumulo-nimbus thundercloud formation is casting a shadow on it. You can just see a corner of it peeking out from behind the centre tree). 🙂
…so i thought i’d post a gallery of my favourite cloud snaps:
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Thank you, Signorina 😉
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And every formation has a name. I don’t know the names, but I knew there ARE names 😀
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I learned and remembered a few in High School science classes, but i think they’ve added about fifty types since my day – i’m lost! But thunderclouds are still Cumulo-nimbus if i recall rightly?
Whatever they are called they can be very pretty to photograph. 🙂
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I love looking at cloud photography. Great captures!
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Thank you RG – I’m lucky living where i do – we get some magnificent formations and sunsets! 🙂
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