My New York friend, Marianne, and I took a "Manhattan and Brooklyn By Night" bus tour. Very touristy, but well worth it. I had rained, but we risked sitting on the top outdoor deck of the bus, which yielded me some good shots.Everybody was fascinated by these clouds. If an artist had painted them, people would complain they didn't look real. People below on the sidewalks and out from apartment windows were taking photos of them as well.
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Wow, The are incredible. What a great looking picture. I live about 75 miles from NYC and I saw similar clouds around sunset on friday june 26th.
Wow, The are incredible. What a great looking picture. I live about 75 miles from NYC and I saw similar clouds around sunset on friday june 26th.
Awesome picture!!
these remind me of marshmellows...the color is amazing bibi. and the golden/coppery glow against the dark buildings makes for a perfect
capture.
C'est beau Bibi!
Wow, that sky was well worth the tour.
James—I happen to know that's the day this shot was taken, and I saw/photographed them too! But isn't bibi's shot amazing?
Amazing. Like marsh mallow.
Great to read you met up with Kim in Seattle. Lucky you, lucky her.
They are like toatsed marshallows ready to dip the fork into. Incredible and as I always say, who needs photoshop when nature has the best palette.
Those clouds are incredible, i have never seen anything like that.
Greg
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Amazing clouds! Hope I get to see a sky like that some time.
Wow!
Hey Bibi:
Love the header, the melding of your two worlds. And this sky is fabulous. For me, this is the Sky Watch highlight today!!!
Jan
Wow! That is just weird, like something from an alien invasion film!
Marvelous capture of the clouds!
Bibi, I believe these are known as mammatus clouds and associated with a dying thunderstorm.
Lovely sky!
Holy cow! I could eat that cotton candy sky! What a sky!
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