The Living Ceiling

[Regulus]

I've been a little bit keen on cloud watching this past year, and have built up a stock of photos taken with various cameras and lenses.
We have some incredible, and rapidly changing skies here in Devonport, and I cannot help but take photos of some of them.
This is a handful from the top of the folder on my PC.

There is a folder of some more here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/trevorsneath/albums/72157710719480373


Hope you enjoy them

[Tinderboxsky]

I certainly enjoyed your images Trevor.

I am slowly collecting cloud images too. Always looking up in search of the right opportunity!

Steve.

[LewisM]

Lovely Trevor! I love the semi-lenticular in image 7

[Derek Klepp]

Some crackers there Trev.I just picked up a cloud book the other day it’s called “A Cloud A Day” by Gavin Pretor-Pinney. 365 Skies from the Cloud Appreciation Society.Published in the UK by Batsford 2019.Its just come out but worth a look if you’re into clouds and books.

[astronobob]

Interesting collection, Trevor, nicely captured and some forms there we dont see up 'ere in the sub-tropics !
Good shootin' - the skies the limit ..

[Regulus]

Thank you for the kind comments folks.
Lewis - There is a hill over behind Devonport, and in the right conditions it throws up lenticulars. Eventually I will get a few 'perfect' ones, and if I'm fortunate, a family of three or four. I've seen it, but never had the camera handy.
Derek - Cheers for that. I'll sniff it out.
Bob - I've noticed the variety from the FB page on clouds, and that some gets some, and others don't. :-)
Steve - they are a fascinating, and often artistic, subject. I'll be interested to see any that you consider posting.


Trev