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Actually it was a sunset, but nevermind that! And so it was a few months back! You get the meaning!
I propose that in the New Year Of Hope and Transformation, we let ourselves all pull as one!
A widely recognized location where strategic setup under ideal conditions often yields high returns.
When I left on my day trip to Ya Ha Tinda, they sky was almost cloudless and I wondered if it was going to be worth going out. Then this guy showed up.
Here's one I took coming back from the Royal Arch - I just sat and watched as this unfolded above the Flatirons after my hike. If you look hard you can see a very small cresent moon due to the extreme wide angle lens I was using.
“Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my sunset sky.” (Tagore).
Iridescent clouds are a beautiful phenomenon-but they're rarely seen and even less frequently photographed.
Iridescent clouds, known as "fire rainbows" or "rainbow clouds," occur when sunlight diffracts off water droplets in the atmosphere. And the recipe for these heavenly sights is actually pretty simple.
What happens is that the cumulus cloud, boiling upwards, pushes the air layers above it higher and higher. As the air gets pushed upwards, it expands and cools. And sometimes moisture in that air suddenly condenses into tiny droplets to form a cap cloud.
This "cap"—which scientists call a "pileus"—is the source of the brilliant spectacle.
The droplets in the cap cloud scatter sunlight to form the gorgeous colors.
I felt very lucky to have seen this. It's a very rare sight. California.
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We were decending through the cloud layer, the setting sun fell behind the clouds but the reflection was still strong on the ocean so I snapped this shot.
It's actually sharp enough to make out details of Downtown Del Mar, California. (may need to view large)
O centro do Rio de Janeiro
Hoje omito minhas palavras,
mas com uma vontade louca de gritar ao mundo...
ok, not architecture. more clouds. some buildings in there, too, so i guess it's tangentially architectural.
mainly it's just a picture of some gigantic clouds bearing down on relatively tiny l.a.
more buildings to follow.
Messing up already questionable conditions, at the last half second it moved overhead. No time at this speed to open up to F8. Overtake NYC U-boat freight at Pittsfield,MA. from rear end of B&A section to connect with 20th Century up ahead. Rear man and I chatting and lookin' it over. 1967
Powerful winds at sunset, observed from Col d'Ambin, an alpine pass in the Cottian Alps located on the Italian-French border at 2,921 meters above sea level.
A photo tries to convey the atmosphere experienced in such moments of primeval essence…
Fortunately, I’ve also taken some videos in this splendid location, which can be viewed at the following links:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWtAc9YPRaI&t=12s
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UIKU-FNIUw&t=8s
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Title : Clouds Hover
Year : 2015
Location: Port Lincoln, Eyre Peninsula
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Glencoe Lochan a tract of Forest North of Glencoe village with the small loch providing reflections of the clouds.
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With very little wind about... and clouds this groovy… I simply had to strap on my Sigma 10-20 ultra-wide yesterday… and go off in search of something to reflect them in!
I really love the way that everything converges towards the center here… it kindof sucks you in… don’t you think!?
Nikon D300, Sigma 10-20mm at 10mm, aperture of f10, with a 1/160th second exposure.
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A lovely Saturday afternoon walk through the clouds. I love it out here when the weather is like this - it's like walking through a dream. Visibility was very low - only a dozen or so metres. It was a lovely cool change from the hot weather we've been having lately.
The lovely morning clouds at the Veluwe.
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