Cumulus Meet Stratus by bmac62
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Departure flight from Washington State. I am not sure which mountain this is but with the missing top, I'd guess this is Mount Saint Helens...I've only seen this mountain from the ground before. Many of you will remember Mt. St. Helens blew her top in 1980.
I refreshed myself on clouds putting this image together. Here's a link if you want to remember what they all are: Do you really want to know? Seriously?
Bill:)
P.S. I think Denise (MrsRatbag) is correct (see first comment below)...this is probably Mt. Ranier but all the mountains up there are really interesting:) Also, Denise lives up there...well, not up on Mt. Rainier, but you know what I mean. LOL
"Slipping the Surly Bonds"
Comments (39)
Such an eerie looking shot ...great job!
Wow, clear as a bell on these clouds, Bill, and I won't get into the true identity of the mountain depicted in this excellent image, with the great contrast and stratification, that reminds me of a huge vat of boiling soup, because I'm not familiar with the particular area. I'll leave that up to Denise.
Excellent capture! Rich rewards during your flights.
A very majestic capture and a feeling of spaciousness. The mountain looks like an island in a sea of clouds.
gorgeous capture!!
stellar shot and pefect mood!
Great capture Bill. Yes, I want to know. And I think it might not be Mt. Saint Helens. It could be any one of the volcanoes found in Washington. Here is my reasoning. Stratus (clouds) are usually fairly high and I think that in this picture Mt. Staint Helens would probably be below the cloud deck. Which direction were you flying when you took this picture and on which side of the aircraft were you sitting?
Won't even begin to guess which mountain it is...but I'll tell you, this is a terrific shot. Love it.
window seats are so stimulation. nice capture!