I love them when they're pendulous like that.

Ellastone, Staffordshire

Imagine a traveller trudging across the desert.. Searing sun, scorching heat, no place to hide from merciless elements.. And then, a lonely cloud floating above in the sky brings over its shadow, giving our pilgrim a slight relief ..

Clouds advancing towards the open sea from the coastal area. A view from the road leading to Voz cove towards the south.

October 2023.

Taken with Canon EOS 5D Mark II digital camera and Tamron AF 24‍–‍70mm F3.3‍–‍5.6 Aspherical zoom lens.

Cloud Gate. Chicago, IL. Photo by John Lishamer Photography (www.johnlishamer.com) All Rights Reserved. Mamiya C220 Professional TLR. 55mm f4.5. Ilford FP4 125. HC-110 1:119.

Close to sunset

3/4

North Shields UK

Black and White Composition; Rye, New York; ©2011 DianaLee Photo Designs

Last time I saw thunder this large or fast was in Hong Kong… whoa.

(Photo straight from the camera w/ no editing whatsoever so the colours are real)

In a dark world, light becomes shadow.

Egmond aan Zee, Netherlands

420mm (heaven’s roost)

'cloud painting' On Black

Backpacking in Patagonia. I woke up. Stuck my head outside the tent. Grabbed my camera.

*SPRING 2012!*

Cropped, but I liked it better this way, off-center with a lot of blue. Less busy this way.

No chance of getting a 100mm macro on these insects - far too active and skittish. Telephoto was the only way and even then it's taken a while. So here is clouded yellow on scabious - complementary colours to boot.

Clouds and deep blue sky.

Beautiful weather today so stopped off on the way home from todays wedding to grab a personal shot of the beautiful sky.

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I was planning to go to the coast to capture some seascapes, but we wouldn’t make it in time. We pulled over at the beginning of Waikoloa road and I ran through the bushes to setup a timelapse of Kohala Mountain. It’s not very common to see Haleakalā Mountain of Maui from here. Kohala Mountain is on the far right, and Maui is in the distance.

© Jo Prince

camera obscura

fujifilm superia 200

Honister Pass, Cumbria, England - 18th July, 2016

Shot at Dendkund,Dalhousie,India.

Exposure : 1/2000

Aperture : f/5.6

ISO : 200

Focal len: 54mm

White Balance : Auto

Expo Prog : Manual

Camera : canon 350D with 18-55mm lense

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

On a cold January evening in 2001, my wife and I wandered into a part of Beijing that the Mongols built hundreds of years ago. They hand dug lakes in the center of the city to remind themselves of Lake Baikal in their homeland, and because they had to do something with all that soil, mounds were created, and temples were added later. I like the juxtaposition of old and modern buildings here. Equally interesting is what you can't see: there's a KFC behind me!

Technical notes: Shot with a Pentax K1000 on Fujichrome Velvia, scanned, then processed in Lightroom.

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