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Nacreaous Cloud

Photography Landscape posted on Mar 05, 2005
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Comments (11)


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Zacko

7:46AM | Sat, 05 March 2005

I think this photo looks absolutely perfect in terms of contrast and tone....however I dont like that glowing stuff....Have a great weekend #:o)

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Zabeth

10:19AM | Sat, 05 March 2005

Very good shot!!! Where did you take it?

SirIglesDremont

11:56AM | Sat, 05 March 2005

nice, really nice. congrats!

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elg

1:00PM | Sat, 05 March 2005

It was taken in Iceland where I live

Elivea

4:32PM | Sat, 05 March 2005

Do you know what this is? It's a Nacreous Cloud. And a great capture, at that. Have a good day.

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Luka_30

6:00PM | Sat, 05 March 2005

Unusual cloud formation. Good capture.

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WandM

1:41AM | Sun, 06 March 2005

Great photograph!

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aangus

7:38AM | Sun, 06 March 2005

Weird and beautiful phenomenon, well spotted.

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Beemer

1:35PM | Sun, 06 March 2005

I couldn't disagree with his "Zacko" more!!! These "Nacreous Clouds" are very rare and beautiful natural occurrence. They are also called "Mother of pearl clouds". They form 10 to 16 mi. high in the stratosphere and well above Tropospheric clouds. They are iridescent, but much higher and more rare than ordinary iridescent clouds. They occur most often in polar regions and can shine brightly up to two hours after sunset or before Dawn. Maybe "Zacko" thought this was some sort of Photoshop trick?

soulofharmony

4:59PM | Sun, 06 March 2005

mmmmmm.. absolutely gorgeous and understand this whole composition with beemers explanation superb work and eye for natural beauty... envy the site youve wittnessed with the naked eye... vote

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jcv2

7:18AM | Mon, 07 March 2005

As Beemer says, rare and beautiful! Excellent capture, never seen (although looked for it)!


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ModelCanon EOS 300D DIGITAL
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