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Clouds are an obsession. I love to watch them passing or approaching.
I'm trying to learn some post processing and would be grateful for any suggestions.
Late day clouds over the Grand Canyon, North Rim, Arizona. This is one of a sequence of shots with the same or nearly the same composition as the clouds moved over the canyon changing their appearance and the lighting of the canyon below.
I hit the backroads Thursday morning on my way to school. Lately I've been listening to a Spanish lauguage CD, trying to learn a little something, but this morning, the lyricism of Tchaikowsky was the perfect background music for my drive.
King's Highway, Jordan
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These alto stratos clouds looked like they had been sketched onto the blue sky. They demanded to be photographed :-)
This image is a prime example of why it's said that you should never turn your back on a sunset once it's "completed". Because it's not really completed until it's dark out!
I thought I picked up everything that I wanted to for the sunset at Summit Lake State Park last evening. Got the camera all setup for the composition I wanted for star trails, took some blue hour shots of the scene...then turned around and saw this in the sky.