Going back to the archives (August of 2004) for this Skywatch Friday photo, here's a shot of some very distinctive mammatus clouds from several years ago, underlit by the sun, taken with a Canon Powershot. I've got lots of interesting shots from that camera, my first digital camera, when I run out of newer photos.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
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Oh, WOW! Those are awesome! I don't think I've ever seen any quite like them! Fantastic capture for the day! Hope your week is going well, Al!
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Cotton in the sky... fantastic, Al.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful shot of a cotton sky!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing;o)
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Those are magical! Thanks for bringing us some of your wonderful archived photos -- these clouds are new to me! And even if they weren't, I would be delighted to look again.
ReplyDeleteA fantastic atmosphere ... successful shot ......
ReplyDeleteLG: Karin
sono rimasta davvero emozionata da questo scatto,complimenti!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteCottonballs in the sky. I don't think I have seen these before, so full and thick. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteWOW ! :)
ReplyDeleteI have only seen this type of cloud a few times and they are amazing and kind of weird! Love this photo! ;0
ReplyDeleteLove the heart formation, too!
ReplyDeleteYou've got a great set of mammaries there Al. Some of them actually remind me of something more cross gender.
ReplyDeleteWow!That looks so cool!Great shoot!Have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteWow this is amazing but a bit scary to me ^_^
ReplyDeletePeach Sky
Oh - how interesting picture of clouds!!
ReplyDeleteIs your Power shot a G12?
This cloud is amazing!
ReplyDeleteI've witnessed that cloud form only a few times and certainly not that beautifully lit.. nice one. BTW, I think you settled down in the right place:)
ReplyDeleteCheers.
Perfect shaped puffs...and so big!
ReplyDeleteOh wow. Amazing! Happy sky watching.
ReplyDeleteLiz @ A Simple Life
Interesting clouds!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteThese clouds are spooky. I've only seen these formations a few times, and I expected all the world to be outside looking up!
ReplyDeleteAmazing and spooky... but so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy SWF and greetings from Holland,
Anna
Pretty spectacular clouds!
ReplyDeleteHi there - thats something you dont see everyday!
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Stewart M - Australia
I am SO envious - I long to see this cloud formation.
ReplyDeleteThese Mammatus clouds are really something, I have yet to see any here. They are amazing, great photo.
ReplyDeleteWow, amazing clouds. They look like huge cotton balls. What a great looking sky and photo. Happy skywatching!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo, Al! Just amazing these clouds formation. I don't think I have seen these before...
ReplyDeleteThose clouds give me the impression that a big storm will come...
See some pink New York ones right here.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo! Awesome clouds!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
I've seen these clouds... they are so amazing! Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDelete*Maria
marvelous texture Al!
ReplyDeleteFantastic...I've never seen something like that...
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness, mystically gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI want to go play in these clouds.. they are so fluffy and cute... almost like sugar candy :)
ReplyDeleteJust amazing - like candy floss!
ReplyDeleteIsn't nature amazing. Just sitting there waiting for us to capture it!
ReplyDeleteThose are stunning clouds!
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to see clouds like this in person. Thanks for the view.
ReplyDeleteAmazing. I've never seen clouds like that. Thanks for sharing the shot!
ReplyDeleteThose are amazing clouds. I've seen this type before, but never so distinct. - Margy
ReplyDeleteAmazing scene.
ReplyDeleteRegards and best wishes
I have seen these clouds only a few times in my life. I did some research--they still don't know what causes them, but they are heralds of bad weather to come, or so they think.
ReplyDeleteYour photo fills my eyes.
A very interesting picture! Nice! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a wonderful sight! I have never seen them over here.
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