This week in pictures: 30 july - 5 august

Post categories: clouds, iwitness , your pictures

Aira Idris|14:00 UK time, Friday, 5 August 2011

Distance Travelled ~ 557'306'000 km

Unsettled. Photo taken by John Parish, 4 August, Bocking Essex. "After a day of heavy rain and with a thunderstorm still rumbling, I took this photo of the clouds as they sort of complimented the wires and pylons."

Sunset and Glory Beams. Photo taken by Judith Rogers, 2 August, Campfield Marsh, looking north towards Scotland across the Solway Estuary, Cumbria. "As the sun was setting it was obscured by clouds on the horizon probably causing the shafts of light that were thrown up into the sky."

Evening At Big Moor Photo taken by Colin Jackson. "This photo was taken yesterday evening on the southern edge of Sheffield".

Sphinx on Sunset Light, Laramie, Wyoming, USA. Photo taken by Wayne Karbeg. "This photo was taken on August 2, about a half hour before sunset from the front patio of my home south of Laramie, Wyoming. I was looking to capture the low light glancing across the prairie grasses and striking Sphinx Rock in the distance. A troubled sky above added to the sense of space and isolation."

Sunset in the peak district. Photo taken by Laura Adams, Matlock Moors, Derbyshire, 30 july. "A warm sunset over Matlock moors"

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