Ailsa’s Travel Theme this week, is “Illuminated.” On our way back south from New Jersey, I just had to snap this amazing illuminated sky through the car window. It looked like an upside down river that was rushing towards us. I only had my iPhone handy, but I think it turned out rather well.
To see more illuminated entries for Ailsa’s challenge, just click here.
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I liked your description of an upside down river rushing towards your car. Lovely in photograph but scary and eerie in reality! Wow! Your phone c as poured this beautifully, too.
Thanks so much for reminding me about this image, Robin. It was a really scary but wonderful sight to behold. 🙂
You are welcome (I think it may be safe to breathe a sigh of relief!) and thank you for your comment about new baby. It was a magical day with all sorts of natural forces going on. I didn’t mention the rainbow in poem. Since son saw it and mentioned after I was through with pushing that button to publish. 🙂
Amazing!
Thanks, Gilly. It had me worried for a few moments. 🙂
Amazing 🙂
Thank you, 🙂
Superb photograph of an unusual cloud formation. Meteorology is a fascinating subject to study and observe,
Thanks, GOF. I wonder if this actually has a name?
It probably does…once upon a time in another life I knew a little about cloud types……our climatic systems are so different from yours and I’ve never seen streaming strato-cumulus like this in Australia. (It may not even be s-c ….it’s hard to judge it’s altitude from the photograph.
IPhones can take some pretty fabulous shots, and this one most definitely qualifies. Credit where credit is due. The photographer needs to know her stuff, too. 🙂
Well that’s so nice of you to say so, Gemma. Thanks for the compliment, but I can assure you it was a pure fluke. 🙂
Nonsense!
😀
Yes Ma’am. 😆
Looks like we should be spotting Dorothy and Toto in that sky Sylvia 🙂
What a moment to capture … * jealous 😉
Absolutely, Poppy. I didn’t see the red shoes though. 🙂
What a capture! Great photo!
Thanks so much, Amy. 🙂
This is so very cool! 🙂
Wow! That is incredible!
Beautiful!!!
It turned out really really well, Adin. It looks like a tornado to me. 😉 Excellent pic!
Thanks so much. I was amazed how well it came out. 🙂
WOW! AWESOME PHOTO!
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
Thanks so much, Francine. 🙂
Very extraordinary pic and you captured it so well, iPhones are handy:-)
Thanks, Cocoa. I think I take better pics with my iPhone. 🙂
That sky looks quite scary, actually. Illuminates your post well, though.
Yes, I guess you’re right about it looking scary. I didn’t think about it at the time though. 🙂
That is quite a scary sky, looks like a tornado heading straight for you
Now you come to mention it, I think it does. 😯
Love the little frightened smiley Sylvia. How did you do that?
Thanks, Pommepal. It’s just an 8 and a capital O 😯
Thank you
You captured a fabulous sight! Shots like this just make me feel good. Glad your phone was handy!
Thanks, Elisa. Glad you enjoyed. 🙂
whoa-a! that is a big sky with big clouds alright!! 🙂
Yes it was rather amazing. 🙂
It turned out very well indeed, Sylvia. This photo is really beautiful. 🙂
Thanks, Imelda. 🙂
Lovely – the sky goes on forever….
“The air up there in the clouds is very pure and fine, bracing and delicious. And why shouldn’t it be?–it is the same the angels breathe.” Mark Twain, Roughing It
What a lovely quote, Rebecca! I like that thought. 🙂
Ooooo, stellar capture of a cool sky!! I spend a lot of time looking up! Margie
Thanks, so much, Margie. Me too. I love clouds. 🙂
Love it!! Love Clouds and Sky!!
Me too. I can never resist. 🙂
WOW! I love it when the sky paints beautiful pictures. This is a great shot! 😀
Thanks so much, Dianne. I was very pleased with this shot. 🙂
Really looks quite excellent Sylvia! My TV weather guy friend would be impressed as well.
Thanks, Phil. I’m glad to hear it. 🙂
Wow, absolutely amazing!
Thanks, Lisa. 🙂
Love coming across unique skies and clouds – this is pretty spectacular. Great capture 🙂
Thanks so much, Ingrid. 🙂
really beautiful! kudos~
Thanks, Cindy. 🙂
That’s beautiful. Sometimes it’s hard to catch amazing skies with a camera but you’ve done an amazing job here.
Thanks so much, Carol. I was very lucky with this one. 🙂
What an unusual cloud formation – almost looks like an illuminated tornado.
Thanks so much, Annette. Yes, it does. 🙂
Hello! Thank you for your visit and comment on my blog.
Warm Greetings from cold and snowy Poland.
You’re welcome, Marko. Greetings from mild and sunny Florida. 🙂
now THAT is amazing! Never ever seen such formation before, makes you wonder what’s going on upstairs doesn’t it? 😉
Thanks, Andy. Yes it certainly does. 🙂
Fantastic picture!!!
Thanks so much, Dana. 🙂
NIIIIICE!!!!
Thanks, Al. 🙂
You’re welcome
I bet that was awesome to see in person!
Yes, it was. 🙂
It’s incredible! Wonderful capture of our world!
Thanks, Kathryn. Glad you like it. 🙂
I did! I love your work!
Wow! What a sight. I am glad you had some sort of camera with you to take this.
Thanks, Colline. Me too. Glad I could find my iPhone in time. 🙂
Cool clouds, I like this!
Thank you. 🙂
What an unusual cloud formation… brilliantly captured… one wonders how these get formed…
Yes, this was the most unusual one that I’d ever seen, so I just had to get a pic. 🙂
Right place, right time and thanks to your iPhone, you could instantly capture it…and not even get out of the car. Great shot.
Thanks so much, Lynne. 🙂
It turned out great. This reminded me of taking a snap shot of the sky while on the road trip to Fl. a few years back.
Thanks so much, YC. Florida skies can be really fascinating. I love them. 🙂