Now if we could just paint them out of the sky… Where is y_wireless matchbox, sky edition?
Contrails actually account for 35% of aviation’s climate impact, and 1% of the total climate impact when they stick around and seed cloud cover that traps heat.
We see that here in the NYC skies quite a bit. A very busy air corridor and there are mornings where you can watch the clouds being stitched together by planes overhead.
Thats the offline brief right? “Please do sky replace on this shot”
Real photo from Christchurch, NZ.
It is one of our best castles 
And the buildings on the left side look all warped: fix the extended bi cubes!
And the buildings on the left side look all warped: fix the extended bi cubes!
Could use a few flares.
The morning show over the NYC air space was spectacular. Crisp air, coffee, and sky paintings…
The 5:50 AA BOS-DFW flight, with a hint of pink at 34,000ft
It feathered over the next few minutes…
Some randomize pixel spread here…
Traffic picking up to the South…
Sun higher, less pink, deeper blues. Several generations of contrails, everything was seeded…
20min later it had all burned off.
Our guilty pleasure is using the flight tracking app to find out what the flights are and where they’re going…
May I get a link to these fine photoshop chemtrail brushes please? They look cool
About a week ago, the weather said that Monday would be fully clear and everyone in town was very excited. There aren’t many clear days this time of year.
Saturday the weather report changed. Sunday was going to be clear, Monday would be clear in the morning, partially cloudy until 2, and full clouds after. Eclipse Totality would happen at 3:24, behind a ceiling of clouds.
Nonetheless, we headed out around 1 to the lake, to see whatever we could see.
And what we saw was this:
I’d like to thank the weather in Vermont for cooperating.
The vignette is a little heavy.
You’re in a cloud tank outtake from close encounters…
Mammatus clouds. I was just looking at them myself. Now I’m waiting for a rainbow, but I think the air has dried too much.
Cool, didn’t know about their type/name, just looked it up.
The things you can learn.