Amazing Photos

[Funky Ghost]

 

[Richland123]

 

[Funky Ghost]

Don't you just want to photoshop a stormtrooper on his back flying through some trees?

 

[stevebasshead]

Help me out, what on earth am I looking at here? It's beautiful, but...

 

[Tom Bomb]

That's a Portuguese Man o' War or, as we call them, a Bluebottle. They come in on the wind and they bloody well sting. And when they hit the beach they dry up and they kark it. At this point, they pop like bubblegum when you stomp on them

 

[paste]

^ Right on T-Bomb. You know your biology! In case your still confused like I was at first, the part that's sticking out of the water is part of the jellyfish and not the water.

 

[paste]

Don't you just want to photoshop a stormtrooper on his back flying through some trees?

pls deliver

 

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Love the 4th photo! Very Alice in Chain Wonderland esque.

 

[the harp unstrung]

The intrawebs is a wonderful bloody thing! Ya never know who, exactly, you're talking to. Folk from OZ? Folk From Ireland? I suspect OZ..."Bluebottle"..."kark it"...help me out here? LOL

 

[the harp unstrung]

1955...the year I was born...

 

[FilterFunk]

I don't think an alien could look any more alien than that!

 

[ack]

this is an amazing thread!

 

[ack]

My wife took these a few years back in our backyard. 1 storm.
2 of the pictures were taken just minutes apart.

 

[paste]

I have never seen clouds like that before.

 

[Tom Bomb]

This stuff's all ice too, you know Pretty special! Gets really beautiful if you're lucky.

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Cirrocumulus with cirrus

Photo by Lin Chambers on April 17th, 1999. This image shows an example of multilayer cloudiness within a single cloud level. The cirrocumulus appears to be above a lower layer of much smoother cirrus. This indicates different wind characteristics in the two layers (probably turbulent at the higher level and much smoother at the lower level).

Cirrocumulus
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Photograph taken just after sunset, about 8:30 pm, onJuly 8, 2005 by Dave Kratz in Poquoson, Virginia. The image shows the west northwest sky where a field of cirroculmulus is in the process of slowly dissipating. Shortly after this image was taken, the clouds began to stretch out and become more diffuse. Later that evening the skies became mostly clear, though thin cirrostratus persisted in drifting overhead for several hours.

Cirrocumulus

Photo by Jeff Caplan, NASA Photographer in 1997. This is an example of fairly large-celled cirrocumulus, mostly cloudy and pretty much translucent.

 

[Tom Bomb]

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Blue Groper, Magic Point


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[Richland123]

 

[zontar]

In my head I hear drunken singing.

 

[Parzival]

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Mine!

 

[Paladin54]

I took this today at Lake Michigan