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7 of 10 days here in Alabama are blue skies. Great for the soul, but bad for my art. But I patiently waited and I think I got a perfect sky for this perspective. HSS!
Another fine view as we zip past the only sizable lump of cloud above Central Europe... being limited to 25,000 ft does have its advantages!
during a day trip from Tokyo I got to this beautiful place and the well known pagoda. Unfortunately the Mount Fuji was covered by clouds. But have a close look to the very light spot in clouds, there you can see a little bit of Fuji-san
Canopy of cotton clouds bids farewell as I drove east from Monument Valley.
View large - 'Clouds of Glory' On Black
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View my - Most Interesting according to Flickr.
Mount Cook at sunset with lenticular clouds.
I'll be announcing details of my 19-day New Zealand photo trip "South Island Autumn Expedition" in the next couple of weeks. It takes off April 22nd next year. In the lead-up to this I will be uploading images from some of the workshop locations such as this one.In the meantime I can provide an information sheet for anyone interested.
Canon 5DMkII, 16-35mm 2.8L, f13, 10s, GND filter
What more do you need? :)
I can't wait to get back to the Sierras. I hope I get another chance soon.
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I haven't been able to get out and take some new shots this week because of the flu, so instead I've decided to feed the hdr habit with another old shot reborn.
Polar stratospheric clouds are clouds in the winter polar stratosphere at altitudes of 15,000–25,000 m. They form at very low temperatures, below −78 °C. These temperatures can occur in the lower stratosphere in polar winter.
When I saw this explosion of clouds and standing in the wildness just to enjoy this view and forgotten to click my camera. Luckily, I did manage to get a picture of this beautiful image which mother nature gifted to us.
It's November 5 and we just had a tornado on the ground in North Fort Worth. What's with the weather?