Clouds Forever
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Rectilinear clouds over the Arizona mountains form when air is forced to rise, cooling it and leading to cloud formation. Consequently, this stable air flows over the 8,553-foot Mt. Hopkins, where it can generate mountain waves in the atmosphere. These waves can produce parallel, elongated clouds in the crests of the oscillations. The small white dot on Mt. Hopkins is the Whipple observatory run by the University of Arizona and the Smithsonian
Elevate Your
Vision & Your Message
Whether you aim to create a sense of awe, tranquility, or inspiration, clouds can help convey your message visually.Signup to be notified when this amazing curated collection of cloud time-lapse segments and original music by Richard Olsenius goes live (early 2025). This project has been 40 years in the making and will be made available for designers and developers of websites and performance venues.