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... tonight's sunset - we're promised better weather from now on. A little late in the summer thought - we will miss the warm evenings.
We are going to Berlin, Germany on Monday for one week.
Our daughter Tess and her husband will live in our house and take care of Tussi.
I was just saying the other day how the summer skies aren't as fun as winter and then this happened.
I headed out earlier tonight hoping to capture something interesting in the clouds and I think I did!
ISO 400 | 1/40 sec | f/5 | 8mm
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Not your average ISS trail, something strange happened with the ISS in my sky that night, it was at the right place at the right time, but much fainter than usual throughout the whole pass. I can only assume this was because of the (mostly unseen) clouds.
I was looking at a sunset on the other side, then I turned around and saw these clouds.
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The sky was so incredible, today - every possible kind of clouds, and every possible kind of colour - and ... the light!!!! No photoshop - just nature.
something very different form my usual kind of shots, but ... cloud catching has been such a fun!
have a nice evening :-)))
Stumbled across this moody picture from my visit to Scotland that I haven't shared yet.
I am currently in Germany for a couple of weeks to catch a break from the scorching summer heat in Tokyo. Perfect time to go through some old photos :)
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A shot taken from the old part of Ibiza and looking over the newer buildings and onwards to the mountains.
Pentax K3
Sigma 18 250mm