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Yellowstone NP, WY, Grand Loop Drive. The shorter drive through Norris was closed so we had to do this climbing drive by Mt Washburn, which gave me a chance to see some more wonderful clouds
Washburn is on the left of the frame
I'm ready for some cooler temps and fall colors. Took this last November back behind my Mom's house...
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While out on a drive around the neighborhood I noticed these amazing clouds. Thanks to macgrrl84, we've learned these are an example of mammatus, or mammatocumulus clouds.
You can't walk on those streets in the sky.... cumulus clouds over the lower Ebro valley. Seen from the our house in the country.
The tree said to the cloud:
Dance with me dear cloud, dance with me step after step, dance with me like we don't know each other, like we have never met.
Dance with me dear cloud, dance with me throughout the night, dance with me at the sunrise, soaking in the colors and hot chocolate with spice.
Dance with me dear cloud, like the music forever continues, dance with me dear cloud, dance the tango, waltz and blues.
Dance with me dear cloud, high above the ground like if we had no shoes.
The afternoon sun hides behind clouds. Photo taken in spring 2014.
Admittedly, this image has undergone some "reality enhancement" in Lightroom and Photoshop, but I think that this version better describes my memory of that moment than the original photo.
The high dynamic range of the Nikon D800 made it possible to enhance the shady regions, which otherwise would have been only a silhouette. The difference between the sky and the building is about 5 f-stops, which traditionally would have required HDR and tonal mapping.
The sun rays, which I remember vividly, were barely visible in the original photo, so I enhanced them in Photoshop using a radial blur on a separate layer.
“And once the storm is over, you won’t remember how you made it through, how you managed to survive. You won’t even be sure, whether the storm is really over. But one thing is certain. When you come out of the storm, you won’t be the same person who walked in. That’s what this storm’s all about.”
― Haruki Murakami