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From meteor showers to rare glimpses of a supermoon, we’ve been very lucky to witness the most incredible natural phenomena in 2020. Many netizens continue to hone their photography skills from their homes, watching celestial events unfold and whipping out their cameras to commit them to memory.
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On 3 Sep 2020, Zered Prince Masmela spotted iridescent clouds looming at around 5pm over Koronadal City in South Cotabato. Captured on his camera phone are shots of these cloud formations right before sunset, looking almost as if the sky is ablaze.
Below are the photographs of the light peeking through the clouds:
Look: An Iridiscent Clouds spotted at Koronadal City, ang mas nakakasurprise pa is 2 Iridiscent Clouds appeared this…
Posted by Zered Prince Masmela on Thursday, September 3, 2020
Thanks to the lack of light pollution in South Cotabato, Zered Prince Masmela was able to show the beauty of these iridescent clouds in their full glory. Really, it’s amazing to see what nature can sometimes reveal on an ordinary day at just the right moment.
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For more stories like this one, check out our astrophotography tips, film photography apps, and other digital trends from our community of travellers. If you have exciting photos you’d like to share, just tag us and hit us up on IG: @tripzillaph!
Featured image credit: Zered Prince Masmela| Facebook
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