This image demonstrates Cirrus clouds, which can be determined by their wispy nature. The Skew-T chart below shows a stable atmosphere. I took this image from an airplane window as we were about to land at DIA in Denver, CO on September 30th, 2018 at 6:43 p.m. Below is a link to my report.
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Really nice job capturing the colors of the sky! I think you did a nice job pulling the warm yellows!
I like how you cropped out the main part of the sun out because it created a blend effect.
I enjoy the uniformity of the curve of the clouds going on here, it almost looks like a laminar flow in the sky.
I lobe the sun in the bottom. The depth of the image is great.
I like the orange at the bottom. It adds more color to the image.
I really like how you captured the sun in this image, that’s something that not a lot of the others have and it makes the color gradient look much more pronounced. It also balances the image really well.
It is a very cool viewpoint to see this from the airplane. It looks quite a bit like feathers and I love the glow from the sun below.
Great image! Pretty good idea to leave the sun on the bottom. The color contrast is awesome, especially on the natural sun.
How pretty!! So whispy and impactful. You got a beautiful photo here, awesome! The sun at the bottom is really what makes it
Love the range of the colors and the capturing of the sun. The light blue contrasts very nicely to the sun. The image has a very warm feel.
Great cropping in the image. Not sure what the blur is at the bottom of the image whether it be a blur from you finger or blur from the sun. But over all this is a good picture. I like the parallel lines and blur effects in the clouds.
Very nice colors, It’s nice you were able to capture this image through a window without any smudging
I really like this image! It’s really cool that the clouds look like feathers in the sky. Great job with this one!
The colors in this image are very nice! I like that this is also taken from a plane but a dramatically different image than Owen’s. I love that the sun provides such a nice lighting color towards the bottom of the image. Nice!