Skyway, Scenic World Katoomba N.S.W. Australia

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An impressive set of clouds starts to build up over Sayville, NY today. My infrared converted Canon Rebet XT really makes the clouds look nice.

Sayville, NY

19-Aug-2016

ODC Cloud 44/365

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This was a fun experiment of drops of dye in water.

Been away in Germany for a few days so have lots of shots of the great Hanseatic architecture and a load from Hamburg botanical gardens so it will take some time to get them sorted out. Until then, here is a another shot from Vigra I took before I left. Will try and catch up on you all in the next few days.

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Equipment

Nikon D7000 @ 30 sec

Nikkor 10-24 @ 15 mm, f/18.0

ISO: 100

2 stop B&W ND grad filter and 9 stop Hoya ND filter.

Shot with a tripod

Converted to B+W using Silver Efex Pro and edited Lightroom 3

Stormy corn field in the springtime. Late April, rural Ames, Iowa.

Kerala India

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Cloud Gate (a.ka. Bean) is a famous landmark in Chicago. It was built in 2000 by the famous artist Anish Kapoor. He was inspired by liquid mercury and the sculpture's face reflects the buildings in Chicago downtown. If you walk under the Bean, you are presented with some of the most unique abstract images (like the one here).

Here is a picture of the Bean that took -

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A Sutor Morning, with complex clouds.

中華青棒加油 !!!!

An airplane in the clouds above Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

the edge of the storm.4/28/2014

Mt.Fuji, Japan

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Check out that spread.

haha, that's what it looks like to me, dorcel and beak included... just add water. =)

Wanna see it LARGER?

As soon as I noticed a huge dark cloud forming, I knew it was up to me to find the best angle possible and make the most out of it. I took this photo in Infrared using a Hoya R72 so as to get the best tones naturally possible from this scene.

This photo was taken at the entrance to Kennebunkport, Maine from the breakwater.

Cloud Monster

Clouds are always interesting to watch, their shape the way they move & the colours at dawn or dusk.This cloud structure in particular was a small storm cell developing into the shape of a creature with its mouth wide open about to take a bite & swallow another smaller cloud to build its strength before it rained havoc on the suburbs below.

The sky tells many stories when clouds are present. A large monochromatic print of a detailed cloud-scape on your wall would lead to such conversations of what your very own interpretation is and your story behind what you see.

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The Sunset was amazing! And i just caught the last of it.

Thanks for commmenting and vewing everyone!

Sunset, Carolles, Normandy

there must be the light.

After many attempts, I managed to stumble upon one of my first lightning photos.

The morning's first flight, over the fog, against the rising sun.

Los Angeles, California.

For the past few years my routine trips to LA to visit my mother have been on United in "economy plus" which gives a bit more legroom. I used to get regular business class upgrades but United started charging both miles and money so I skip them.

I have to have an aisle seat; at my age I can't make it across without using the restroom at least once. This flight was overbooked and after everyone got settled a gate agent came on board and moved me to a remaining business-class seat which was a window but which I gladly took. While getting up to pee mid-flight involved intricate gymnastics to climb over my deeply sleeping row-mate, I did get to do a bit of shooting out the window which I enjoyed doing in years past and missed.

Taking off from LAX on a 6:00 am flight affords some great morning light. Even though the right wing and engine was in my way I knew the Ricoh GR had enough resolution to afford cropping so all I really had to do was get the metering right so the wing and engine didn't affect what I wanted from the clouds and make sure the camera didn't focus on the window.

Pentacon six TL, Kodak ektar 100

Sunset on a dramatic evening on the Simonsides

Another Otago sunrise, looking east from Mt Cargill.

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Driving to the Border, this cloud looked frozen, while the sun was trying to shine through