Friday, June 24, 2022

A Bumpy Sunset #SkywatchFriday

Another sunset from my recent trip to Canandaigua, New York, in the Finger Lakes.


I looked at the sky over Canandaigua Lake, and it looked promising in the afterglow of a sunset.

Nice glow on the lake.


Now it got interesting. Spouse pointed to these bumps and told me these are mammocumulus clouds. 

A few minutes later, the bumps look even more dramatic, but they then start to dissipate.   But now, back to the after-sunset.

Almost impossible to see, but there are ducks in the lake.

The glow continues.


And the sunset says "good night"

Joining with Yogi and other sky watching bloggers for #SkywatchFriday.

13 comments:

  1. I like the first pic. Fantastic shot!

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  2. ...the afterglow can be the best part.

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  3. This are very dramatisch shots!!
    Tanks for Visitenkarte mit Blog.
    Greetings

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  4. So gorgeous. I miss my little house near Lake Ontario! / Carol C

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  5. The reflection of color in the lake makes the picture so much more than just a pretty sky.

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  6. Very beautiful skies and dramatic clouds. I'll bet it would be a really bumpy ride in a plane!

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  7. Spectacular shots. You got a whole series of them!!

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  8. Holy Cow! Those clouds are very different. Glow is quite beautiful. Do you live on the lake? What a view!

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  9. There is a lovely sheen to the sky. Mammocumulus is not on the tip of most people's tongue when it comes to clouds. Well done to the spouse!

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  10. oh my goodness, they are so beautiful. Enjoy your weekend. I am joining you today at Skywatch Friday

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