Contrails or Chem-Trails......what do you think?
Feb 27, 2016 09:59:48 #
Contrails or Chem-Trails......what do you think?
They do make for beautiful cloud photography, even if they may be manmade
They do make for beautiful cloud photography, even if they may be manmade
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THEY BEGAN LIKE THIS THEN PROGRESSED TO ABOVE
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Feb 27, 2016 10:14:30 #
silverhawk wrote:
Contrails or Chem-Trails......what do you think?
They do make for beautiful cloud photography, even if they may be manmade
They do make for beautiful cloud photography, even if they may be manmade
I think they are just a type of clouds (seems every possible form has a name). Compositionally I like that second to last one best. But I would crop out the house roofs. The tree tops make a "V" set of diagonals. The first couple show the weirdness of the clouds but the foregrounds and tree lines don't really do much. The very last one has some nice dynamics with a diagonal in the clouds. Yes, the second to last one is the best. IMHO :-)
Feb 27, 2016 10:23:22 #
could be anything in West Virginia .....but I'm guessing just cloud formations...
Feb 27, 2016 10:34:11 #
silverhawk wrote:
Contrails or Chem-Trails......what do you think?
They do make for beautiful cloud photography, even if they may be manmade
They do make for beautiful cloud photography, even if they may be manmade
Assuming they were made by aircraft--they are called vapor trails for a reason. They are made by the engine or the wings and are made of water vapor.. Depending upon the dewpoint at the altitude of the airplane, hot engine exhaust meets the cold, humid air and forces the h20 is the air to condense or the trailing edge of the wing increases the air pressure and does the same thing. Yes they are chem trails and the chemical is Di-hydrogen, oxide. Which BTW is an extremely dangerous chemical which is responsible for many thousands of deaths every year. Beware These chem trails are killing us
Feb 27, 2016 11:20:13 #
silverhawk wrote:
How about entrails? Regardless, they're all nimbi now. Beautiful! Contrails or Chem-Trails......what do you think?
They do make for beautiful cloud photography, even if they may be manmade
They do make for beautiful cloud photography, even if they may be manmade
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Feb 27, 2016 11:48:57 #
Tom DePuy wrote:
could be anything in West Virginia .....but I'm guessing just cloud formations...
These are Virginia.....'bout 20 miles NE of Richmond.....may have moved across Richmond and progressed to my area.....thanks for your response.
Feb 27, 2016 11:55:03 #
lamiaceae wrote:
I think they are just a type of clouds (seems every possible form has a name). Compositionally I like that second to last one best. But I would crop out the house roofs. The tree tops make a "V" set of diagonals. The first couple show the weirdness of the clouds but the foregrounds and tree lines don't really do much. The very last one has some nice dynamics with a diagonal in the clouds. Yes, the second to last one is the best. IMHO :-)
Here's a couple more that I tried to take by shooting around or over the roof tops.
Feb 28, 2016 06:34:15 #
silverhawk wrote:
Here's a couple more that I tried to take by shooting around or over the roof tops.
Your first one here, and maybe a couple others showing the distinct lines of clouds would be good to email one of the meteorologists at channels 12, 8, or 6 in Richmond. They would likely be able to identify cloud formations. Neat photos!
Feb 28, 2016 07:56:51 #
When I look out my back door and see this, it's hard not to click them...these were all taken within a couple minutes of each other as I was trying to capture the whole sky scene and this was all that I could get within each shot........and, are these clouds, too.......:mrgreen:
Feb 28, 2016 10:26:25 #
Feb 28, 2016 10:38:59 #
boberic wrote:
Assuming they were made by aircraft--they are call... (show quote)
Yes, Dihydrogen Oxide is especially dangerous when Great White Sharks are swimming in it in the Ocean. Dihydrogen Oxide rip-tides are deadly as well. Pool drownings in Dihydrogen Oxide are common, especially for the young or drunk. ;)
Feb 28, 2016 16:10:59 #
Looks like WAY too much vapor to be contrails to me. 'Course, I've been know to be wrong a time or two (or three, or four, ad naseum) in my 73 years.
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Feb 28, 2016 16:21:44 #
Warm moist air rises and cools as it does, causing the water in it to condense. It happens in a cyclic manner as the air mass passes over. It's a natural phenomenon. http://www.thelivingmoon.com/43ancients/02files/Cloud_Images_Rows_01.html
Feb 28, 2016 22:44:06 #
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Feb 29, 2016 07:46:49 #
Kinda' like these...thought they were very unusual looking but beautiful as well....took photos as whole pattern moved across the sky.....only clouds visible at the time.......:mrgreen:
That's my hand covering the sun so I could click this one
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That's my hand covering the sun so I could click this one
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Here's a contrail....moving through the hole in the clouds.
Beautiful to watch as it moved across the sky and the only clouds there.
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Just a little closer look....
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