A new kind of cloud?
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Thorlifter
Captain
Very strange.........but pretty in its own way.
Matt308
Glock Perfection
Looks like they are influenced by the jet stream doesn't it.
Could be, or some lower winds. Certainly they look pretty but how much of that is down to the photography and how much is the clouds themselves...
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Matt308
Glock Perfection
That's a good question. Anymore you never know.
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Good point Hugh. Nice pics, but I'm fairly sure a graduated filter has been used in some, if not all.
Flyboy2
Senior Airman
Well that sure is interesting
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Some of those may have been filtered, but some definately look natural.
We have some amazing cloud structures that happen in this area because of the wind currents and the mountains interact with the weather patterns. Often, the rising or setting sun will shine under the clouds and light up the tips of the clouds, and give them that awesome lighting effect.
Here's a few examples of that type of cloud that I have taken over the years. I have some that are far better, taken with my Pentax. These were grabbed by my trusty old Kodak DC3500 I use for work.
We have some amazing cloud structures that happen in this area because of the wind currents and the mountains interact with the weather patterns. Often, the rising or setting sun will shine under the clouds and light up the tips of the clouds, and give them that awesome lighting effect.
Here's a few examples of that type of cloud that I have taken over the years. I have some that are far better, taken with my Pentax. These were grabbed by my trusty old Kodak DC3500 I use for work.
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A4K
Colonel
I've seen clouds like that in NZ - once the whole sky looked like the Sahara desert inverted! It was explained that it was caused by the the huge bush fires in Australia!!!
