Lenticular cloud forming near Mt. Rainier. I wish I would have watched it longer.
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Thursday, January 8, 2009
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Lenticular cloud forming near Mt. Rainier. I wish I would have watched it longer.
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24 comments:
It's cool that you are able to see both Rainer and Baker from the area that you live in.
Very pretty, I like the colors and the fog near the ground.
Stunning MB!
Did it stop rainning there? I saw it on the news too.
Have a great day!
I love it when you get techinicular!
Awesome shot!!
Wow this is so gorgeous Mb, Divine ! wow you're an excellent photographer, what cam do you use?
What beautiful views you have! A very unusual cloud.
Lenticulars (flying saucers) are so fascinating to me. I have never seen them in person, but they are very cool in pics! Great capture of the birth of one.
I love the softness of the image.
It's spectacular!
You continue to show the many beauties of Mt Ranier. I think I need to read up on lenticular clouds!
WOW!!!!!!!
Impressive photograph.
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Amazing layers of colors!
MB: Very cool cloud near a great mountain, thanks for sharing with SWF.
Dreamy...
I love this photo.
Hello from Norway!
What a fantastic shot... I know that this morning when I left for work I could see the mountain through the trees in a haze of brilliant pink. It was gorgeous. A great spot of color from all of this dark we have been under... and then it was gone in a flash.
=)
Cool. I need to remember that word - lenticular. Special clouds on a special mountain.
What a beautiful dialogue between heaven and earth. I love the palette.
Peachy and grey in harmony as only can nature can do.
Lovely views from a distance!
I love that little copycat upsidedown cloud.
I wish I knew more about cloud formations. I do know the forecast symbols for cloudy, partly cloudy and showers.
I've only ever seen these clouds in photo blogs from North America. They are rather out of this world.
Beautiful layered composition.
Ever so beautiful - the mountain and your many exceptional photographs of the mountain, Mary Beth!
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