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My last shot of the day, from yesterday morning's visit to South Bar Beach (near Newcastle, NSW; Australia).
Couldn't resist taking this - as I was drawn by the appeal of those great clouds!
I used a long exposure in the hope that I could capture some nice cloud motion and smoky seas - I think it works..... (bonus that most of the seagulls remained relatively still for the 27sec exposure - just don't pixel peep too close!! :-) ).
Hope you're enjoying day's off and your weekend too - thanks for viewing and commenting!!
*** Again - best viewed Large on Black!!! ***
"Life is so beautiful that death has fallen in love with it, a jealous, possessive love that grabs at what it can. But life leaps over oblivion lightly, losing only a thing or two of no importance, and gloom is but the passing shadow of a cloud..."
— Yann Martel (Life of Pi)
Day 52 - Best Viewed Large On Black
Back to the glorious gold and blue mirror that is Otaki Beach...
an HDR paint image of clouds over the traffic in Jakarta on Sunday morning
"Thank you very much for all your faves and stay healthy" 😃
Shark like clouds over the moon last night.
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Sunset over Oslo for 44 seconds. If you look a little to the right in the picture, you can see Holmenkollen. If you look extra closely, you can see the light from the houses. Cold experience with a tripod and clouds that move along Valhallveien and dazzle F20
After I finished shooting an amazing sunrise the other morning, I was packing up when I looked up and saw -- for the first time, I think -- mammatus clouds! They are kind of sac-like blobs that hang down, often underneath storm clouds, though no storm looked imminent on this morning. The word mammatus is derived from the Latin "mamma," which means breast or udder. Ok, 'nuf said! The ones I saw were actually a little more distinct a few minutes before this shot was taken. And they're mixed in with other clouds here (stratocumulus?) too. It was cool enough seeing them in the sky but the stunning reflection of them in the pond made the experience even more memorable.
These spectacular clouds came over for a while but didn't produce any rain.
Day three was spent wandering around Venice and visiting the Venice Biennale in the afternoon.
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