A ‘cool’ front was passing through last night and this morning when I took my walk. So it was still humid and interesting looking clouds moved across the sky. I could see blue sky through the clouds, and figured they would not ‘hang around very long.’ This one is looking east just a few steps from our front door. About a mile down the road, looking across the water at Atsena Otie Key, there was for a brief moment, a break in the clouds and I could see a bit of blue sky and this contrail far above the low flying clouds.
I really don’t think of myself as a landscape or ‘cloud’ photographer, but I have certainly enjoyed my recent photographs which have concentrated on those scenes.
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You may not be a cloud photographer, but your images are often land- or seascapes, and show your part of the world in a great way. This weather front is just one example.
Not sure if I can insert a photo in a comment, but if not I’ll put a link to my “cold front” picture. The cold front had left a dusting of snow across the seaside promenade, leaving behind high clouds in the evening sky.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/martynoliver/5795018952/lightbox/
Hi Martyn,
Wow, that cold front picture is ‘cool’ in more ways than one. Thanks for the link. Ya, I wish there was an easier way to include a photo right with the post. Many thanks for your note, and of course, you encouraging comments!