1) Upside down
2) Right side up
3) Looking up
New phenomena to look for in the skies these days.....
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Mirror image the first two. Great captures.
ReplyDeleteThe first could easily be the sea.
Have a great weekend.
Looks like the ocean! Cool shots-
ReplyDeleteMarvelous shots! Looks like the skies and clouds we frequently get here in Seattle!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend!
Sylvia
I think my mother used to call this a mackeral sky.
ReplyDeleteYes, I remember that term now. Did it forecast in some way, or was it simply the pattern, though I can't think how it relates to the mackeral's more stripey, dark toned, albeit mottled back. I suppose it originates from a fisherman's experience.
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