A 300 kilometer double strip of clouds, reaching from the islands in the north of the Netherlands over Belgium (arrow: Brussels) to the north of France: visible as a dark band in the map on the right. Photographed in the square on the map, looking from a dike to the north with a view over a Dutch polder. Very clear and dry air was coming in from the north. Weather type: high pressure area: 1037 hPa. 12th of May 2019
Photo Credit: Wim Röst
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We were in Waco, Texas at the state track meet where my grandson threw the shot put. After the meet and late that afternoon I spotted this sight and felt it might be good for your show. It had rained over 2 inches that day and the sky was clearing as the sun was setting.
Photo Credit: Jim Williams
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Morning mist fills Campbells Creek Valley, with Mount Alexander in the background, Central Victoria 29 April 2019.
Photo Credit: Bob Aughton
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We had a snowfall in late April and the heavy snow caused branches to droop. This picture is a Robin’s nest that was hidden in a Yew until the storm. It was taken at eye level as the snow was melting.
Photo Credit: Don Smith
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Good day,
Picture taken on 25 April 2019 at around 09:44, from Weltevreden Park, Roodepoort.
DJI Phantom 4 Drone
Storm moving in over the suburb of Northcliff, Johannesburg, obscuring landmarks like the SABC tower and most of the city.
Photo Credit: Johann Marx, Salted Paper Photography
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I took the photo the evening of April 18, 2019 in Carroll, IA . It’s unedited. There are a few times that sunsets light up everything and make it glow, and this was one of them; it was glowing pink from the east to the west. Cameras just don’t do these justice, though.
Photo Credit: Fuzzybudget
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Contrail at sunrise
Photo Credit: aelfrith
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Spring is here! Iris’s blooming and propane tanks sprouting up in the backyard!
Photo Credit: Randy Pendergast
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