From puffs of cotton wool to noctilucent strands of reflected colour in the dusky heavens, this beautiful little film will transport you skywards. Just look up here.
Sounds like I'm turning into the National Geographic magazine but now I am on the subject find the most sublime, dreadful, surreal and surprising clouds you'll ever encounter here from which my rare cloud image comes. It is called cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz.
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Thanks to The Guardian Online and Cool Pictures/Cool Stuff
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i just read that they classified a new variety of cloud formation! how cool is that.
ReplyDeletealso, recently, there've been a lot of interesting clouds and sunrises and sets because of a volcano in russia!
Didn't know about the Russian volcano effects, wow. Nice to hear from you P-D!
ReplyDeleteRose!Clouds - definitely a crazy artist up there. Was observing from inside a cloud just yesterday. this one is very Classical. la
ReplyDeleteThat first picture is amazing, like the sea but in heaven!
ReplyDeleteRose-posted a comment that obv. didnt make it across the pond. was in a cloud just the other day-have been in Chicago. These clouds look very Classical. la
ReplyDeleteToma, that's a 'swell' way of putting it!
ReplyDeletela.. I wonder what went wrong but thank you.
Sorry, Sorry Gaye! I don't know where that little fella was hiding. Found it after my last comment doh.
ReplyDeleteyes, very Vitruvian scroll - a very elegant Rorshach test... eee
ReplyDeletehow lucky were we to view a rare Vitruvian cloud scroll today while looking out to sea at Coogee Beach, Sydney, Australia... Patrick and Sylvia
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