Colorado, USA

Towering Cumulonimbus

Clouds are formed when water vapor rises, cools, and condenses into tiny water droplets or ice crystals, creating visible masses in the Earth's atmosphere. The color and density of clouds, which can range from wispy cirrus to towering cumulonimbus, are influenced by factors like moisture content, light conditions, and the temperature and movement of the air.

😀 Photographer: Mason Field

📷 Camera and Settings:

• Sony, ILCE-7RM2

• 200.0mm f/5.6

• 1/400s

• ISO 800

🌎 Location: Colorado, USA

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💛 The Daily Colors Team