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One from a couple of months ago, square crop with Trevose Lighthouse in the distance.
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Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Zeiss ZE 21mm f2.8 Distagon T*ZE
Exposure 1/8 second @ f/16
Filter used 2 stop soft grad
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As a curiosity, I love this Tamron 17mm lens. It's old, and manual, but it doesn't matter too much for such a wide angle. However, the expositions are non-trivial, as it seems to have been miscalculated. The D200 measures the light wide open, and does the calculation for the different apertures. Then at f/8, f/11 or f/16 it can lead to -1EV or even -2EV. Well... old school lenses...
When you're in Kaikoura, the mountains tend to end up on all of your photos. Here they are with clouds playing above them, and waves crashing below them.
Captured during 83 secs with my IR camera.
On Explore February 1, 2012, highest at #13 and on Frontpage :)
the "Palmenhaus" in Schönbrunn Palace Park (Vienna) is one of the largest botanical exhibits of its kind | Das Schönbrunner Palmenhaus (eröffnet 1882) im Schlosspark Schönbrunn (Wien) gehört zu den drei größten seiner Art. Es beherbergt rund 4.500 Pflanzenarten.
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“Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my sunset sky.”
Rabindranath Tagore, Stray Birds
Alter Ackerweg entlang der Sumpfseewiesen und Felder von Güstrow. Der Raps steht kurz vor der Blüte. Die dunklen Wolken kommen bedrohlich näher, färben die Landschaft aber zusammen mit der tief stehenden Sonne in ein schönes warmes Licht.
At sea off the coast of Argentina, a cloud appeared that stretched across the horizon, looking like a twisted rope or towel miles long. This type of cloud formation is called a Roll Cloud, a relatively rare type of Arcus cloud. They are completely detached from other cloud features and usually, but not always, seen at sea. The name comes from their appearance of rolling horizontally.
I had to look this one up, as I'd never seen or heard of it before. From many of the comments below, very few others have seen this either.
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