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Sunlight lighting up the tops of low clouds before sunset, Haleakala national park, Maui Island, Hawaii. More of these to come.
Clouds 2010
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Antes de la tormenta el cielo lucia espectacular para despues tornarse en un domingo lleno de frio y lluvias.
The sky and foreground landscape look reasonably bright and colourful in this scene I photographed in April of 2022 at the Boco Rock wind farm near Nimmitabel, Australia.
Unfortunately, the night was so dark I couldn’t see that I had my camera pointed at a cloudy section of the western sky. It wasn’t until I began editing my photos that I saw the brown haze caused by high-altitude clouds nor the grey shapes of other clouds closer to ground level. It took a lot of editing to draw some brightness and colour out of the original shots that make up this fourteen-frame stacked photograph. Maybe you can make out the shape of the constellation Orion in the photo, with the flaming torch-like glow of the M42 nebula at the top of the composition.
Looking at the image on a screen larger than a mobile phone might help you make out the crimson arc of “Barnard’s Loop”, an emission nebula stretching approximately 300 light-years of space.
As mentioned above, this photo was created by shooting fourteen single frames (10x lights and 4x darks) that I then stacked in the Mac application, Starry Landscape Stacker. I shot each of the 14 frames with a Canon EOS R camera, a Canon 50 mm f/1.8 lens @ f2.2, using an exposure time of 8.0 seconds @ ISO 6400.
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It's a wonderful experience to drive through the vast stretch of coastal drive known as "17-Mile Drive", with many Vista points. This was shot near a point called "Bird Rock"
I was just saying the other day how the summer skies aren't as fun as winter and then this happened.
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 :-)))
Mammatus clouds, usually associated with developing thunderstorms, over north Fort Worth Sunday, April 26, 2015.
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This is my first texture and wanted to share it with whoever may want to use it...
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It's not mandatory, but if you use it I would really like to see what you did, so if you want to share your final work in a comment under this texture it would be great!
Finalzinho da tarde, tirada do mirante do Leblon
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Sometimes when I look at clouds they just looks so - elemental - and divine!
That's the edit I wanted to do with this.
Something Primal and Glorious is sweeping the land!
Hope you like it : )
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A photo from warmer times. Our holiday on Mull in the summer. The clouds legged it as soon as I set up, not sure why or where they went. Not as famous as Skye but I think equally photogenic, this spot was tremendous with so many stunning views. A beautiful evening with a lovely rich golden light. Some seals came out to play just 10 feet from me as I was packing up.
3 mins, f/11, 10mm, ISO 100