Lady in the Sky by cfulton
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More of nature's cloudscapes from about two months back. I selected the auto-contrast in PS and this is what was delivered. I liked the result, the colours displayed.
Wow! Thanks to RR's 'InaLee' I have just learned that these are Mammatus, also known as mammatocumulus. Well worth a Google or Wikipedia search!
Thanks for all the interest,
Clive
Comments (18)
That is some rather crazy scary and beautiful cloudscapes. Marvelous capture!
Wow, would love such clouds.. to shoot ;-) Great shot!
impressive, and scary indeed, and glorious nature to! Great shot! RS RS
Wow, what a beautiful cloud formation; excellent capture!
Fabulous! I have only seen these here on RR, Never in the 'flesh'!
Absolutely fantastic. You're showing me clouds I've never seen the like of before in my life!
Beautiful clouds....
They look slightly... 'End Of the World' to me! Mild panic! Run Away! lol.... Cool shots though gotta say... Rob.
Fantastic image.
Well, here I am in the midwest of the USA...near to Tornado Alley and I've never seen these. Just read about them in wiki. Maybe I have seen them and just was blind to what they were...now, I know.
Those are some mamatus clouds, nicely captured!
Amazing clouds.
I got some mammatus clouds but nothing as spectacular as these...quite a photo!.
wow !!!
Stunning capture my friend.
Wow, incredible shot.
OMG Clive - Bill send this link in his comment on my clouds image of last night! Gosh - your image of similar clouds are just amazing! It is so scary though! Well done! :)
well I wonder why they are called that lol. AS a pilot I have a real appreciation and respect for clouds and have never seen these in the "flesh"