Победители конкурса фотографий погодный явлений.

Косатка · 23 января, 2022

Утренний туман (Giulio Montini).

Косатка · 23 января, 2022

Автопортрет в лодке (Evgeny Borisov).

Slide 33 of 34: A truly quirky photograph and a deserving first runner-up, this image captures the photographer himself, Evgeny Borisov, on a boat amid Lake Kok-Kol in Russia. He used a quadcopter, which soared above him, taking in the surface of the lake, which was left with teal streaks as the snow began to fall. Now read mind-blowing weather facts

Косатка · 23 января, 2022

Serge Zaka.

Slide 32 of 34: It's hardly surprising that this eye-catching photograph was the people's choice. Photographer Serge Zaka went to great lengths to capture this image, driving some 300 miles (483km) and waiting for eight hours. And it was worth it. The lightning looks seriously dramatic under the pillowy clouds and over the super-still waters of the Bay of Cannes, France.

Косатка · 23 января, 2022

Phoenix Blue.

Slide 31 of 34: Evoking scenes from The Wizard of Oz, this striking photo came out top in the Young Weather Photographer category. It captures a supercell rippling over the Great Plains, with a smattering of red farm buildings looking rather diminutive below. The photo's grey-blue tone is extra haunting too.

Косатка · 23 января, 2022

Fynn Gardner.

Slide 30 of 34: A beautiful image with a beautiful name, this photograph shows how the simplest of subjects can have a big impact. Fynn Gardner took the photograph in Frenchs Forest in New South Wales, Australia, moments after heavy rain. The tiny droplets on the vivid green leaf represent the calm after the storm. Discover the hilarious winning images from the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

Косатка · 23 января, 2022

Castro Comeso.

Slide 29 of 34: It's not hard to see why this awesome shot took the top spot in the Mobile Category. Peering through the fog, on a chilly morning in December 2020, is the hulking form of Qasr al-Hosn, a watchtower and one of the oldest landmarks in Abu Dhabi. The fact that it was taken on a mobile phone makes it all the more spectacular.

Косатка · 23 января, 2022

Susan Kyne Andrews.

Slide 28 of 34: A worthy runner-up in the Mobile Category, this snap whisks us away to South Beach in Greystones, Ireland. Photographer Susan Kyne Andrews was walking her dog on this stretch of ochre sand when the rain swept in. Happily, after the shower came this spectacular double rainbow.

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Dani Agus Purnomo.

Slide 27 of 34: Nothing short of breathtaking, this photograph sees a perfect rainbow arch neatly over the tea fields of Tangerang Selatang, Indonesia. Expert eyes will also spot an additional phenomenon known as supernumeraries: faint bands of colour on the rainbow's inner edge.

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Itay Kaplan.

Slide 26 of 34: This haunting image showcases the Newport Transporter Bridge, which crosses the River Usk in Newport, Wales. The photographer, Itay Kaplan, scoped out the fog-cloaked scene with his drone before setting up his camera. The result, which sees a bridge hazy in tones of candy-floss pink and blue, is wonderfully dramatic.

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Muhammad Amdad Hossain.

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Michelle Cowbourne.

Slide 24 of 34: The glowing sunrise, the heavy drapes of mist, the stark winter trees – there's a lot that makes this image one to pore over. It was taken on a biting cold morning at Glastonbury Tor in Somerset, England and the all-consuming fog that dominates the photo is known as "radiation fog".

Косатка · 23 января, 2022

Melvin Nicholson.

Slide 23 of 34: Even without the fog bow, this image – which shows Scotland in the iron grip of winter – would be a stunner. It's taken by Melvin Nicholson at Rannoch Moor, whose rugged expanse is blanketed in snow, and a lone tree is framed by the phenomenon.

Косатка · 23 января, 2022

Maja Kraljik.

Slide 22 of 34: The imposing shelf cloud that stars in this image almost looks like a UFO. It's seen descending over the coastal town of Umag in Croatia and was taken by photographer Maja Kraljik, who rose at the crack of dawn to capture the dramatic scene.

Косатка · 23 января, 2022

Гало. (Kevin Förster)

$Slide 21 of 34: A series of ice halos – formed when light refracts through ice crystals – manifest in this stunning image by photographer Kevin Förster. It was snapped in snowy surrounds near Fichtelberg mountain, on the border between Germany and the Czech Republic.$

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Высота 4800 м. Тибет. (Jiming Zhang)

Slide 20 of 34: Photographer Jiming Zhang made a pilgrimage to an altitude of 15,748 feet (4,800m) to take this awesome photograph. It depicts Sapu Mountain in Tibet, which had been cloaked by clouds for most of Zhang's journey. Happily, it emerged just in time and was set aflame in hues of orange and red by the setting sun. Take a look at the world's most dramatic weather events caught on camera

Косатка · 23 января, 2022

Nathan Myhrvold.

Slide 19 of 34: Photographer Nathan Myhrvold went on an expedition to find sprites in the wilds of Wyoming, and he found just that near Lake DeSmet. The bold, red electrical discharges look a bit like a firework display, or perhaps a cluster of jellyfish in an inky sea.

Косатка · 23 января, 2022

Sachin Jagtap.

Slide 18 of 34: Sachin Jagtap planned carefully to get this photo of the 'ring of fire' solar eclipse in the summer of 2021. Changeable weather made an incredible shot like this look unlikely, but photographer Jagtap rose at 3am to journey to the Great Beds Lighthouse in New Jersey, USA. Despite some low-hanging cloud, the results were spectacular.

Косатка · 23 января, 2022

Stavros Kesedakis.

Slide 17 of 34: Photographer Stavros Kesedakis and his storm-chaser friend almost gave up on following this supercell, as they were convinced it wouldn't produce a tornado. However, it ended up spawning something even more surprising. These flat, pancake-like clouds loved the camera and contrast beautifully with the pale orange sky.

Косатка · 23 января, 2022

Галактика изо льда. (Ian Wade)

Slide 16 of 34: Although it looks like something from outer space, this photograph was actually taken in photographer Ian Wade's back garden, in Bristol, England. The galaxy-like phenomenon was created by bubbles forming in the ice in Wade's pond.

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Радужные облака. Тибет. (Gesang Jimei)

Slide 15 of 34: Looking almost like a colourful phoenix in flight, these clouds formed over the Sanding Temple in Tibet and were captured by photographer Gesang Jimei. This psychedelic phenomenon relies on the perfect positioning of the sun and the presence of wispy cirrus clouds.

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Молочные облака. (Danijel Palčić)

Slide 14 of 34: Clouds put on a jaw-dropping display for Danijel Palčić, the photographer behind this beautiful image. These cotton-ball-like forms are known as mammatus clouds, and they came together over the rugged isle of Pag in Croatia. Discover these out-of-season weather events that shocked the world

Косатка · 23 января, 2022

Идеальный шторм. (Craig Boehm)

Slide 13 of 34: Craig Boehm is a veteran storm-chaser and photographer, having been on the tail of the world's most dramatic weather for the last nine years. But even he thought this one was something special. This sweeping supercell never bloomed a tornado, but it did drop hailstones the size of baseballs.

Косатка · 23 января, 2022

Солнечный душ (Calvin Downes)

Slide 12 of 34: Sunshine and showers came together to create this magical burst of light over the Quiraing landslip, on Scotland's Isle of Skye. The photo was taken in October 2019 and a lone sheep is the unassuming subject, with mossy peaks rising in the background.

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Angela Lambourn

Slide 11 of 34: The mountains alone would be enough to make this scene a spectacular one – but these striking lenticular clouds, tinged orange by the sun, really steal the show. They were papped by Angela Lambourn who was out hiking near the town of Nerja, in Spain's Costa del Sol, on a mid-winter's day.

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Наводнение в Йорке (Andrew McCaren)

Slide 10 of 34: In the autumn of 2020, the waters of the River Ouse rose and flooded the quaint city of York in northern England. Anxious to highlight the impact of the flooding, photographer Andrew McCaren journeyed to the city to photograph the effects. The swallowed road signs and swimming flock of Canadian geese show how high the water levels were.

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