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Heat Flow

Heat Flow

2022-01-09 By Roger Edwards

Two thousand degrees and flowing while glowing, "eruption 61g" lava further coated the Big Island's Kalapana plain, radiating more than enough heat to keep observers warm on a cool winter morning a few hundred feet above, and a couple miles upslope from, the tropical Pacific.  With dawn's brightening light, the various flowing and cooled breakouts made a truly "lava-ly landscape".   Over a few … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Burnscapes Tagged With: geology, Hawaii, Kalapana, Kilauea, landscapes, lava, volcanic

Snow in Aspens

Snow in Aspens

2022-01-09 By Roger Edwards

It wasn't in Oklahoma.  It wasn't in astronomical wintertime.  Nonetheless, it was winter weather, so here you are!   Wet, sticky snow gathered on autumnal aspens still festooned with many green leaves—dappling the beauty of autumn with the festive brightness of holidays to come.  We would remain in snowy elevations off and on right through South Park, before changing to rain at less than 7,000 … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mostly Okie Winters Tagged With: autumn, Colorado, flora, mountains, Rocky Mountains, snow, weather, wintertime

More Flooded Farmland with Lightning Reflections

More Flooded Farmland with Lightning Reflections

2022-01-09 By Roger Edwards

As a severe-hail-producing supercell receded eastward and absorbed into a larger storm cluster, its trailing precipitation region and flooded farm field yielded a fine show of direct and reflected electric light.  Given all this water and mud, the center-pivot irrigator at distant right would be neither useful nor usable for a few days, at least. 4 N Olustee OK (8 May 19) Looking SE 34.6052, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Floods, Night Lightning Tagged With: clouds, convection, farms, floods, fractocumulus, Great Plains, landscapes, lightning, nighttime, Oklahoma, Olustee, reflectives, scud, storms, thunderstorms, waterscapes, weather

Flaming Follow-Up

Flaming Follow-Up

2022-01-07 By Roger Edwards

Two days after a splendid sunset performance, the sky played an encore.  Anyone in the same area, looking up at the same time, was treated to another stunner.  This one glowed courtesy of a fortuitously positioned patch of deeply furrowed clouds—altocumulus undulatus—over a clean, cold, post-frontal boundary layer.  The year 2022 wasted no time offering amazing sunsets in these parts. Norman OK … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Cloud Atlas, Sunsets and Sunrises Tagged With: altocumulus, altocumulus undulatus, clouds, convection, Norman, Oklahoma, sunsets, University of Oklahoma, weather

Sunset Elements 5

Sunset Elements 5

2022-01-06 By Roger Edwards

[Part 5 of 5]  This astoundingly long Oklahoma sunset show saved its best for last, as far as I am concerned:  a deep zoom into the complexly folded texture of flaming reds, undulating through the farthest western sky and over the horizon.  One could have employed assorted directions and zoom factors to shoot a dozen unique-looking sky scenes in this event, even as I only feature five.  In that … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Sunsets and Sunrises Tagged With: cirrocumulus, cirrus, clouds, deep zoom, National Weather Center, Norman, Oklahoma, sunsets, University of Oklahoma, weather, wintertime

Sunset Elements 4

Sunset Elements 4

2022-01-06 By Roger Edwards

[Part 4 of 5]  For this, I ducked inside and ran up a few flights of stairs to get above the trees, for the most part.  Even when overhead colors fade, we can lengthen the sunset experience by focusing on continuing fiery colors and evolving cloud shapes wandering the lowest sky, just above the horizon.  Such little scenes of wonderment are tailor-made for zooming in deep with either lens or … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: atmospheric optics, cirrocumulus, cirrus, clouds, deep zoom, National Weather Center, Norman, Oklahoma, sunsets, University of Oklahoma, weather, wintertime

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About

Welcome to SkyPix, an online photo book of clouds, weather and water by Roger Edwards. As in a printed coffee-table book, every image has its own page with a unique story. After all, meaningful photography is much more than just picture-taking; it is visually rendering a moment in place and time from a perspective like none other. As a scientist and an artist, I hope my deep passion for the power and splendor of our skies and waters shines through in these pages. If you are a cloud and weather aficionado, outdoor enthusiast, outdoor or nature photographer, art lover, or anyone who craves learning, enjoy...

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Roger Edwards Image of the Week
Roger Edwards Digital Galleries
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