Mammatus clouds spawning ground at sunset
Taken by Ian Carstairs on February 2, 2020 @
Harleston. Norfolk, UK
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Camera Used: Canon Canon EOS 6D
Exposure Time: 1/100
Aperture: f/5.0
ISO: 100
Date Taken: 2020:02:20 21:10:35
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We might not have auroras, but Harleston, Norfolk, has some of the most varied and spectacular skyscapes in the UK, which we record behind a special tree. Last night as the solid grey cloud drifted away at dusk, the sun glanced under a stream of cloud on the horizon shining upwards to pick out in strong colour a small mammatus cloud breeding ground. You can see the bulbous pouches of cloud above the tree.
Maybe we should issue a challenge as to who considers themselves to be the sky capital of the UK/Europe/World. Lying in a zone between the Altlantic air streams and Continental Europe Air masses this area near the Norofolk coast would have a bit of a claim to make.
Canon EOS6D 28-105mm (58mm) 1/80th f.5 100ISO
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