Wow, thanks for the link, Chris, as i could read, those pictures from wiki are courtesy of nasa, do you know any other galleries?
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Chris said at 9:11 am on October 30th, 2006:
There are lots to be found, check out sites like flickr.com or other free image hosting sites.
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Ditmas said at 9:19 am on November 18th, 2006:
Didn’t Lawrence Weschler used to be obsessed with one certain cloud that appeared one day over L.A.? Maybe he wrote a book on it? It looks a bit like this. I wonder if he’s done any at his McSweeney’s convergance site.
This reminds of something else great to look at–not the future–it’s amazing rennaisance maps of the sky:
How beautiful pictures of clouds, somebody should give Valuca some better webspace to show his picture nicely.
This is a lenticular cloud:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenticular_cloud
Quite common in my neck of the woods, in the foothills of Alberta.
Wow, thanks for the link, Chris, as i could read, those pictures from wiki are courtesy of nasa, do you know any other galleries?
There are lots to be found, check out sites like flickr.com or other free image hosting sites.
Didn’t Lawrence Weschler used to be obsessed with one certain cloud that appeared one day over L.A.? Maybe he wrote a book on it? It looks a bit like this. I wonder if he’s done any at his McSweeney’s convergance site.
This reminds of something else great to look at–not the future–it’s amazing rennaisance maps of the sky:
http://www.mensvogue.com/design/articles/2006/10/23/cellarius_atlas