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Stunning Sunsets
Another reflected sunset for today – my camera still struggles to capture the red to quite the level that it looks in the sky, but I think this is a more accurate photo than some I’ve taken before! #30dayswild
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Clouds, clouds, and unusual clouds
I didn’t really think there was anything particularly special about these clouds as I started taking photos. But later in the day as the clouds cleared, we were left with some usually wispy clouds that looked like someone had painted them with a very wobbly hand! Then as we got closer to sunset, the contrails started to…
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Torrential Rain
We’re jumping back a few days to May 20th for today’s post, and the torrential rain! It provided some fantastically dark clouds…. ….and also the opportunity to try and take some photos of the rain itself: #30dayswild
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Sunset…. well, kind of
Although my window faces northeast, we do get some stunning sunset effects as the sunlight catches the clouds. In fact, this was more colourful than the ‘actual’ sunset! #30dayswild
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Morning Clouds
And just to prove my thought from yesterday, I’ve not seen clouds like this of a morning before – the sunlight was just starting to break through, giving the clouds an unusual illumination. #30dayswild
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Stunning Cloudscapes
There’s something about clouds that make for excellent photo opportunities – like snowflakes, no cloud seems to look the same. #30dayswild
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Naturally Framed Clouds
I took this photo a couple of days ago, and only realised today just how well the darker clouds framed the shot. #30dayswild
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Crows
I wasn’t intending on taking a photo of a crow, but it flew across as I was trying to get a decent photo of the cloud, so I took advantage of the opportunity! #30dayswild
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Mewing Buzzard
I’ve never understood why the Buzzard draws attention to itself by ‘mewing’ when it’s flying overhead. Surely any prey would just hide when it hears that sound? #30dayswild
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Stunning Sunset
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