Russian photographerSvetlana Kazinahas a deep love of nature.
One of her favorite locations to photograph is Siberia’s highest peak, Belukha Mountain.
As one would expect, given its level of elevation, arriving at Belukha Mountain is not easy.
From there, it’s another day to reach the base of the mountain.
The dry, frosty conditions, coupled with high winds, made for the appearance of iridescent clouds.
As they often occur at Belukha Mountain, Kazina was prepared.
The results speak for themselves.
Each cloud has its own unique look, from multi-colored cotton candy to giant soap bubbles in the sky.
Svetlana Kazina photographed iridescent clouds over Siberia’s highest peak, Belukha Mountain.
Irisation is caused when light scatters through small water droplets or ice in clouds near the sun.
The rainbow-colored clouds look like soap bubbles.
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