Lake Almanor, CA Sunset
Sunset at Lake Almanor California on September 4th 2017
Photo Credit: Anthony Watts
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Satellite Photo of Irma as a Class 5 Hurricane
Hurricane Irma just after it gained Category 5 status on September 6th, 2017. Image from NOAA GOES-16 satellite.
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Fire Over Los Angeles
The view of Los Angeles from Mulholland Drive was overshadowed by the wildfire in the vicinity. The fire was started by lightning.
Photo Credit: Carrie Polhamus
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Interesting Shadows and Light in Florida Sunset
Taken 6/17/17
I guess clouds caused it.
Balcony off condo at 3590 S Ocean Blvd, Palm Beach, FL
Photo Credit: Mary Ann Babnis
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Panoramic View of Supercell
Super Cell at New Boston, Oklahoma. April 14, 2016
Photo Credit: Cassie Bailey
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Interesting Vivid Colors at Sunset in North Dakota
Sunset on 7/10/17 in Watford City North Dakota around 10 pm. My son took the picture. He’s 14.
Photo Credit: Carson Hall
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Sun Dog
Naples, ID Aug 28, 2017 Sun Dog, I think.
Photo Credit: Robert Bissett
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Dramatic Sky
I took this picture 6th of July 2017 in Slovakia, Central Europe, when two storms were coming from opposite sides, squeezing blue sky. Dramatic view was not unsimilar to Creation of Adam painting from Sistine Chapel.
Photo Credit: Peter Kuchar
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Weather Affected Eclipse View
Albuquerque was very cloudy on eclipse day. The clouds cleared briefly near max eclipse then closed in at max. I took pictures with 500 mm lens (DSLR Olympus E-620) through double layer aluminized mylar (made for solar observing) then just through clouds with no filter.
Photo Credit: Curtis Smith
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Eclipse Through the Overcast
While many wanted clear skies to view the eclipse, I found that the overcast skies here in Lynn Haven Florida gave me a great opportunity to take a couple pictures without special camera lens or skills… other than trying to hold the camera steady!
Photo Credit: Dennis
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