Nova Scotia skies often delight and sometimes astonish me, like this one did. The valley landscape with the low, understated mountains in the distance are the perfect foil to this drama. Have a lovely week ahead, friends.
Thanks to Nova Scotia Weather Guy Jim Abraham on Mastodon for telling me the name of the cloud formation is probably cirrocumulus.
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Very unique looking sky. Nice catch Ellie
Thanks, Jim. I appreciated the input from the weather guy giving me the name. “I really don’t know clouds at all. ” lol.
Gorgeous sky capture, Ellie! Just enough land to anchor those cirrocumulus (how rare and cool!)
Thanks Brian, I’ve never seen it like that since! Rare indeed. Hope you are well.
What an amazing photo. It just takes your breath away. Stunning. One that should be framed and hung somewhere for all to enjoy.
Thanks so much, Linda. Some scenes just beg to be preserved in a photo, dont they?
It’s more like a burst of light. Ellie, as the sky opens its arms to embrace the sun. However you look at it, it’s beautiful. Thank you.
Whatever we call it, I agree it was breathtaking. I’m glad you like it. Thank you, Janet.
The immensity of the sky and the almost minimalism of the land complement each other very harmoniously!
Thanks, Françoise. I’m glad you like it.