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Lee photograhed these iridescent clouds between the houses on a walk down our street on a March evening. Within a few minutes they had all turned grey. Iridescence is caused by sunlight diffracted through water droplets; these clouds are most commonly seen near the sun, in winter and over mountains (well, two out of three isn't bad). |
Image detailsPhotographer: LeeTaken: Leeds UK, 5:23:38pm Tue 23 Mar 2004 Original format: 2048 x 1536 JPEG, 926 Kbytes Camera: NIKON E995 Exposure: 1/582 sec * ISO100 * f8.20 Focal length: 31.00mm (macro ?) Photodesk processing: Clipping; gamma EXIF data produced by EXIFinfo |
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