Sunday, October 25, 2009
Thunderhead
There is not much pure white observable in clouds. If you study them closely you will see they are made up of shades of gray, with a relatively few brilliant highlights of warm, yellowish white. These highlights of reflected sunlight create the illusion that the entire cloud is "whiter" than it actually is.
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Another nice cloud study, Tom. I'd be reluctant to try that on such a small scale.
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