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And the Winner of the Cloud Photography Challenge Is...

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Last week's challenge proved tough to decide, but ultimately we went with a shot that is both dramatic and classic. Congrats to Deborah Biggerstaff for Saturday Down South:

Dramatic clouds against a blue sky.

There were many great entries, and we haven't included them all in this post. If you'd like to see everything, head on over to the corkboard. Below, a few more than worthy honorable mentions we'd like to highlight.

God Said Let Their Be Light by Marnix Robyns

Sunset with vibrant clouds against a darkening sky.

Rolling Clouds of Lightning by Collin Erickson

Lightning in a dramatic night sky with dark clouds.

Math Craft's Cory Poole couldn't help but submit three shots, and while we only allow one entry, they're all pretty great...

Crepuscular Rays by Cory Poole

Lush green landscape under a cloudy sky with rays of sunlight breaking through the clouds.

Sunset at Haleakala (Maui) by Cory Poole

Sunset over a cloud-covered landscape.

San Francisco Sunset from Treasure Island by Cory Poole

Panoramic view of a tranquil waterfront with city skyline in the background under a dramatic sky.

Ghostship by Blixten

Seagull perched on rocks by the calm sea with distant sailboats and clouds in the sky.

Magic All Around by Antonio Pedro Farinha

Dramatic clouds over a twilight landscape.

Heaven Is in My Backyard by Kip Winterowd

Sunset with vibrant rays of light breaking through clouds over rooftops.

Beauty in the Sky by Ashley Berry

Sunset over calm ocean waters with colorful clouds and silhouetted figures on the shore.

Up in the Air by Elle Radin

Airplane wing above the clouds.

It Opens by Dan Cannella

Dramatic cloud formations with a break revealing blue sky.

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