Where's that cloud Scape competition

[Robbi]

Taken from our kitchen window yesterday evening, I think the darker rain clouds look like mountains

 

[Pattree]

I thought that they were mountains at first.

 

[Mesquite]

It was in September

 

[Robbi]

It was in September

Can I win it now please.

 

[Toddy]

Can I win it now please.

It is pretty cool
We call that serious sky....and wait to see what it does !

 

[Wayne]

I like clouds. Constantly changing colours and forms. Great subjects to photograph and worth spending a few minutes to enjoy each day.

 

[QT0]

That's a nice picture.

 

[Tony]

Just seen this, it's a great pic Robbi, looks like an old-time oil painting

 

[oldtimer]

Just seen this, it's a great pic Robbi, looks like an old-time oil painting

Yes Turner or John Martin. Not surprising that British artists best at cloudscapes.

 

[Woody girl]

I can remember as a child walking towards my house one summer afternoon, and on looking up, suddenly seeing huge mountains had appeared behind my house. I was totaly terrified and freaked out, and could not believe they were only clouds for a long while untill they moved off. I still get a tummy wobble everytime I think about that afternoon. It was so realalistic.
The skies are certainly giving us some wonderful pictures of late, when the grey mizzle parts for a moment or two.
I saw the most stunning sunset last Friday, golden orange pink and magenta glowing over half the view. Sadly I was on my way home from a friend's place on the moor with no phone reception, so I didn't take it with me, otherwise I'd have had the most amazing photo.
I love cloudscapes, perhaps we could make this into a thread for amazing and interesting skies.?