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A view from Route 17 in Starksboro, Vermont, of clouds crossing over the green Mountains.
4 thoughts on “A view from Route 17 in Starksboro, Vermont, of clouds crossing over the green Mountains.”
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Asperitas with falling precipitation in the distance, over Lincoln, Nebraska, US.
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Cirrus vertebratus over the Sierra Nevada mountains in Northern California, US.
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From what is visible in this mysterious photograph, it appears to be a unique Stratocumulus formation that produced a type of linear convergence across the sky over Upstate New York, US. Without a 360 view, it is not entirely clear as to what may have 'precipitated' it.
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Alocumulus lenticularis forming in the airflows over Canigou, Pyrénées mountains, France.
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Altocumulus clouds around the beginning of the solar eclipse in April 2024 spotted over Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
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A colorful display amidst the Stratocumulus clouds over Vermontville, New York, US
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Fluctus (Kelvin-Helmholtz) formation over Norg, The Netherlands
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Cumulus congestus amidst the blue sky over Omaha, Nebraska, US
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Rainbow over the Fremont Bridge in Portland, Oregon, US
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An impressive collection of Altocumulus lenticularis cloud formations over Aberfoyle, Scotland
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Sunset filled with a vibrant display of Altocumulus floccus over Aberfoyle, Scotland
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Asperitas over Omaha, Nebraska, US
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Sunset over historic Windmill Island Gardens, Holland, Michigan, US
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Sunset over Bellingham, Washington, US
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Superb Image Keith well composed and captured
Fantastic capture, beautifully composed!
I fully agree with Adolfo’s comment. This is an incredible shot of those very elusive and rather camera shy K-H clouds. Certainly a sight to behold. Warm thanks, Keith, for capturing this amazing event and sharing it with us. Highly appreciated.
Good man!
Laurence
Amazing picture, Keith. K-H are difficult to be seen. Your landscape is beautiful without them but by adding them it is really magic. Thanks for sharing. I will keep it in my folder “maybe a day I can take one similar..”