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Believe it or not, this image has not been photoshopped. In fact, these people appear to be walking in the clouds as they stand on the salt flats in Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia, as a result of the rare natural phenomenon of rainfall, the climate and salt which creates a mirrored reflection of the sky above. An amazing display of nature's true beauty. www.artfido.com/art-competition-top-70-entries.php
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A shot taken in Denmark just before New Year. I froze my you-know-what off that afternoon...
I'm longing so much for spring that only a very few wintery shots are yet to come - at least for the next 10 months or so :-)
En las proximidades de Ramos Arizpe, viniendo de Monterrey.
Panorámica lograda mediante la fusión de dos fotos con AutoStitch via Windows Live Photo Gallery. Los datos EXIF se perdieron al hacer la fusión./Panoramic view achieved by the fussion of two photos with AutoStitch via Windows Live Photo Gallery. EXIF data were lost when fussion made.
Standing on top of The Cloud, a prominent hill of 343 metres/1125 ft on the border between Cheshire and Staffordshire a couple of miles west of the Peak District National Park boundary, you get extensive views over Congleton, Biddulph, Macclesfield, Holmes Chapel, the Greater Manchester area and out over the Cheshire Plains towards the mountains of North Wales.
It's nearly always windy on top of The Cloud, the moist air carried on prevailing westerly winds rising up its steep western slopes. So it's no surprise to see clouds over it's top. More surprising is one man's story that he convinced his young daughters that it is here that all the world's clouds are formed, and that is why this hill has its name. What a loving father he must be.
Went out for a bike ride along the DeBoville Slough. The wind was blowing in lots of dark stormy clouds as cell passed by. I stayed dry but it was a very cool day with the wind.
Un énorme merci à tous pour votre support tout au long de ce projet :)
Merci aux réguliers, aux sporadiques, aux égarés qui se sont arrêté un instant.
Chaque visite, chaque favoris, chaque commentaire m'a aidé à tenir le coup !
MERCI FLICKR !
A big thank you to all of you for your support along the way :)
Thanks to the regulars, the sporadics, the lost souls who stoped by.
Each view, each fav, each comment helped me stick to the projet !
THANKS FLICKR !
Last evening was a very rainy evening here on the farm. We have been blessed to have plentiful rain fall this week. The weather has put more snow in the high elevations and it has provided the much needed moisture to the fields here in our area to help the newly planted crops sprout and grow without as much irrigation.
I was thrilled when I looked to the east from our home and saw the amazing clouds reflecting the late evening sun. There was quite a bit of lighting in these clouds, but I was unable catch that part of the event.
Thanks for comments and stopping by,
Susan
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A re-edit of an image from 2012, taken at the north Narrabeen rock shelf on the northern beaches of Sydney. A lone photographer capturing the grey sunrise adds scale to the scene.
Nikon D7000 & Sigma 10-20mm. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
This is about the highest point in Allegan County, Michigan. The low clouds have a great view of the growing soy beans.
The sky tried on its winter wardrobe last night, as a little storm brushed along the coast.
My neighborhood hasn't seen any rain to speak of since last Spring, and it was nice to see those cloudy clothes come out of the closet. Sophie liked it, too.