I 'm a Cloud-aholic

[Myrathor]

@Anonymous Very nice, almost scary. It looks like the beginning of the apocalypse.

[ErmesT]

ok man, @Anonymous, in this way there is no competition. I'm joking, of course, it is really really impressive. It remember me of my working trip in Malaysia, when it was raining every afternoon.

Thanks for sharing

[IndiaC]

Hi @ErmesT,

How fascinating working in Malaysia, when was that? Was it a photography assignment?

[IndiaC]

Scary could be not scary as well.

[Anonymous]

More images will arrive, that's my promise.

This here is a beast which swarmed across Mengrai Bridge towards the city and turned daylight into pseudo-night (note how the streetlights are not yet lit).

Here comes the tempest. Mengrai Bridge, Chiang Rai 

[ErmesT]

Hi @IndiaC, it was 1998, I spent 45 days in Seremban, south of KL, for giving training to the operators of a new factory for tobacco process. Malaysia is a wonderful country

[IndiaC]

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@ErmesT wrote:

Hi @IndiaC, it was 1998, I spent 45 days in Seremban, south of KL, for giving training to the operators of a new factory for tobacco process. Malaysia is a wonderful country

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That does sound fascinating @ErmesT! Thanks for the details and wow 45 days in Malaysia is tempting. Have a pleasant weekend.

[Anonymous]

When a balcony view begins to resemble anything like this, it's time to take cover or accept what happens next.

A stormscape over my Chiang RaiA stormscape over my Chiang Rai

[ErmesT]

thanks @IndiaC, sometimes it is nice. Sometimes it is not. I spent almost 12 years of my life like a flipper's ball, moving from a place to another, from China to Argentina, to Thailand, then USA, and so on. Not so easy if you have a family. In any case, it has been a great opportunity to learn about the world.

Good weekend to you

[ErmesT]

ho my ... @Anonymous,This is a real storm.
I think it must be terrible, and majestic at the same time