Fluorescent dye injected into a stagnant glass of water by Daniel Bateman

Fluorescent dye injected into a stagnant glass of water. Development of the turbulent jet is shown over 6 images spanning roughly 1.5 seconds.

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Fluorescent dye injected into a stagnant glass of water by Daniel Bateman

Clouds First: October 2, 2016

Tiangen Ge Cloud First 2016

Colored water droplets on a glass surface made superhydrophobic by condensing soot. – K. Gresh

A simple drop of dye diffuses in water and creates a chaotic yet elegant chandelier flow pattern.

Colored water droplets on a glass surface made superhydrophobic by condensed soot. David Leng

Colored water droplets on a glass surface made superhydrophobic by condensed soot. Sierra Castillo

Balloon Fiesta with amazing altocumulus clouds at sunrise in unstable atmosphere, Albuquerque, NM, October 2nd, 2016 at 8:15 AM

David Leng, Cloud First-Albuquerque, NM Oct, 2 7:30 A.M. Stratocumulus in stable atmosphere

Clouds: Denver Co, West facing at 5:18 PM on Oct 2 2016, cumulus clouds unstable