In this video, I was able to film the buildup of clouds from its initial sightings at dawn and during sunrise, which I once again mistook to be remnants of mackerel sky cloud formations that occurred during nighttime, as during the past few days, I often see this cloud formation amidst the moonlit evening sky. Fortunately, I had enough time to make a timelapse video of the rising sun, and I found out that there is another occurrence of this lovely aerial phenomenon, which I sighted about a few kilometers away from where my first video was taken on the previous day. Then, about five minutes after the hour of seven o'clock in the morning, the sky seemed to be blanketed by fish scales, and I hurriedly made a video to capture its captivating wonder from my various points of view, as I noted that this had much wider coverage compared to the previous one. In addition, I also found out that it also lasted longer, as I noticed that the cloud formations appeared to remain intact for a couple of hours until they're totally diffused before noontime. I was able to take a video of the setting sun when I was about to go home from work, with another set of clouds building up in the twilight sky.
This is my humble contribution to the Love the Clouds Community by @TobeTada, and thanks for your time watching the video and reading my composition as well.
Acknowledgement to the music titled O Fortuna (Carmina Burana Carl Orff) performed by André Rieu that I acquired from YouTube through this link: 
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