taken in northwestern lower Michigan.

An old photo from August 15, 2005.

Looking east of Abilene, TX.

(2032 x 1524)

(adjusted color levels)

First outing with my ZD 14-54mm - a trip to Bali over the recent long weekend.

not so crowded...mm perhaps because it was closed..;D

A particular cloud at sunset in Marina di Grosseto Beach.

Una nuvola particolare al tramonto nella spiaggia di Marina di Grosseto.

Desde Paracuellos

Storm clouds converted to black and white.

Virga has arrived which is an unusual event so close to the shore line in Hove.

Normally you see this way out to see, or more commonly on top of a hill.

So I was quite please to get this image, gust front followed shortly after the image was taken and filming stopped.

I got one more image of some people baptizing in the water which looks surreal

October 25th, 2012

A view from my workplace parking lot (the NE corner of Woodmen Rd and Academy Blvd) yesterday morning, looking west towards the "scar" (i.e., the Pikeview Quarry) with snow dusting the Waldo Canyon Fire burn area.

Project 365! - Day 235

©Le_r_s36 2009.

canola clouds australia

The view from my office. I almost never get a case of the "Mondays".

Hail storm approaching. Best on black..

iPhone Picture :-)!

Canon EOS 3 + Kodak Ektar 100 film

Argostoli, Cephalonia. Mamiya 7II, 150mm, Velvia 100.

Most interesting pics (via darkR)

Clouds above Michigan a day after the tornadoes.

These clouds looked a little bit like a rough map of Europe to me, though could just be my imagination....!

sun has nearly faded away ... it touches only the top of the clouds ...

see you tomorrow Sun!

Taken on Hwy 101 north of Paso Robles CA

Anish Kapoor's Cloud Gate (a.k.a. "the bean")

Chicago, IL

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_gate

Enough blue to make a sailor a pair of trousers.....yes, it did clear.

Moors above Langcliffe

Abends im Gäu bei Oensingen - neue Fronten ziehen auf.

"In Almere kan het" (In Almere it can happen). I caught these wonderfull clouds with a Nokia Lumia 920 - unfortunately I did *not* bring my camera with me. The only improvements I have made is a little noise reduction and straighten the horizon.

This is looking north of our high camp down into the valley below Mount Tom where Glacier Creek flows, the entire area was obscured by a sea of clouds as the sun starts to set.

Downloaded a trial HDR software ... messing around with it. First attempts.

A cloud formation seen off Sri Lanka's west coast.

looking out the window on the way up to Massachusetts

1st in the cloud chasing series