One morning, whilst visiting the World Heritage site of Ksar at Ait Ben Haddou, beyond the Atlas mountains and into southern Morocco’s desert region, we awoke to blustery winds that made the fine sand race across the dried river bed – and – these fantastic, almost UFO-like, clouds against the clear blue sky. I’m no meteorologist and so my knowledge of these phenomenons is strictly ‘nil’ but I loved their shapes and strange look. I hope that you enjoy them too.
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The sign of times soon to come! This was my first summer solstice sunrise at Stonehenge in England and I love the picture because it heralds the warm sunny days that are yet to come (please!) after the dark days of winter. The solstice sun-rises are the only occasions these days when the public are allowed to be within touching distance of the old stones that comprise ‘the Henge’.
From his shoebox, Mac pulls another incredible image of Tallinn
Mac, you might not be a meteorologist ,but no doubt your one of the best photographers ! Another amazing shot!
How did you work the magic with the clouds, Mac?!? Magnificent formations and beautifully executed (yet again!).