Reflections of Life - Photographer Marianne Kjølner snapped this photograph of a bizarre tree in Denmark. Of the photo she says: "This old pink house is situated at the old dunes, a few hundred meters from the west coast, a very windy place were there isn’t much that can grow. So the tree can only grow where it has shelter. It has looked this way always." | Facebook
Photographer Marianne Kjølner snapped this photograph of a bizarre tree in Denmark. Of the photo she says: "This old pink house is situated at the old dunes, a few hundred meters from the west coast, a very windy place were there isn’t much that can grow. So the tree can only grow where it has shelter. It has looked this way always."
Photo (permafrost)
Clouds are white for the same reason as ice. They are composed of water droplets or ice crystals mixed with air, very little light that strikes them is absorbed, and most of the light is scattered, appearing to the eye as white. Shadows of other clouds above can make clouds look gray, and some clouds have their own shadow on the bottom of the cloud.