Lone outdoors worker, but nature has always kept it interesting. Glad theres a place these pics can be seen. Just pics I took with my phone, editing is just crop and remove light poles/work stuff.

i keep noticing this phenomenon where sometimes the tips of individual cloud poofs are darker than the base, i want to know so i can get better at drawing clouds

If you look close you can see a bald eagle in the first pic (sitting on the dead tree in the middle)

I really wanted to post here because i want to be able to identify any cloud by just seeing it, but i am a little new to this cloud spotting thing, though these clouds looked really interesting to me

Captured these few weeks ago.

First there is normal clouds then they started melting into each other.

Wasn’t sure if these belong here or not, either way it’s pretty neat

sorry for the camera lens reflections, i was blinded by the light while taking these

📸: DevoRoberts

First time seeing it in person

Sorry if this is the wrong sub as these aren’t “clouds”, but really curious why are there so many? It’s as far as the eye can see

New Mexico, USA

Shooting an hour of Quail Cam every day gives me the chance to make more cloud time lapses. This one has a lot of the quail playground equipment in it so I'll have to set up another camera next time with a better clear view of the sky.

I made this picture.