I've never seen these

those are amazing. i was wondering the same thing jrose, but after clicking on the source link i'm sure they are.

check out the web site these came from. here are links to more great photos taken by this photoprapher:
http://www.hprcc.unl.edu/nebraska/summer2004photos1.html
http://www.hprcc.unl.edu/nebraska/summer2004photos2.html

What if... they used a 3D option on these? Any chance?

jrose, maybe while [url=clipper/amy1nyc/]amy1nyc [/url]is teaching [url=clipper/guy/]the guy[/url] about [url=clipmark/F9241959-9CF4-4BFB-86F4-79E9F2D66EBD/]toys [/url]you can explain that to me because i have no clue what it means

WOW! I think it's done with a long pose, to get that 'soft mass' XF no?

giant boobies

these photos are amazing.

I think you have to be well inland to see these. Haven't seen these since I was a wee lad.

If I ever saw clouds like that I would see how many items from my "Things to do before I die" list ı have completed.

seems reasonable canbebesi

Anyone ever seen 'Ball Lightning' in person?

wow- these are amazing...what a beautiful site!

wow...ive never heard of these kinds of clouds before. thanks for the clip

I've taken hundreds of pictures of clouds over the years (I have a fascination with them) but I have never seen anything this cool.

Thank you for drawing my attention to these terrific pictures.

Take a look at some of my old clips