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Cloud Formation April 30th at late Evening.
X-T1 + 18-55; RAW Processing in Apple Fotos B/W (dark) + Crop
On the evening of Jan 12, 2016 a big snow storm was moving in and finally bringing 2.5 to 3 feet of snow to the Black Forest area.
A routine practice flight today turned into an interesting next video! Here I am in close proximity to these clouds more to come!
See more of my epic aerial action here: flic.kr/s/aHsjLmnXKz
and here:
Home of the largest highly acidic crater lake in the world all bathing in fumes of sulphur , I consider it to be one of those gates of hell despite looking particularly enchanting.
My list of favorite things about the ocean is as long as the many days of my life I have spent there. So here is another entry.
Those moments when low, overhanging clouds reflect onto the choppy surface of the nearby ocean. But rather than looking like a reflection, they end up looking more like an anti-shadow. I love seeing the shadows of clouds play across ocean waters as well, but these light, diffuse reflections mirroring the size and rough shape of the clouds passing by fascinate me a bit more, probably because I do not see them quite as often.
Hasselblad 500C
Kodak Portra 400
Clouds produced by the Marine Layer, the source of the May Gray or June Gloom as we so affectionately call it, break against the high point at Saddle Peak in the Santa Monica Mountains. With an elevation of over 2,300 feet where the camera is, the cloud layer was quite thick this morning. I had not yet discovered a spot to gain enough elevation to see the sunrise, but after this trip I know where to go. It was fun to watch the clouds overflow like a giant tub of dry ice. Not long after this photo the clouds rose up and enveloped me.
France, Auvergne
03 Allier
St Leger Sur Vouzance
" Marshmallow Clouds "
View " Marshmallo Clouds " On Black and Large
Camera: Canon EOS 30D
Exposure: 0.033 sec (1/30)
Aperture: f/5
Focal Length: 33 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Similar but different to a previous image from a while back.
Hope that everyone has a safe and wonderful weekend!
It was sundown that made this sky. I never pass up a pretty sky. Nature is the artist. Protect the globe, there is no escape.