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One of Iizuka's secret, hidden treasures is Kubushiro Dam. It is only 5 or 6 km from the downtown buy possible the quietest most relaxing places in Kyushu.
Surrounded by trees not a sound from the city or roads is able to penetrate into the reservoir area. Not only that, hardly anybody goes there so it is very clean and peaceful; a great place to take a book and relax. One of my favorite places
Saw these on the trailing edge of a severe thunderstorm that came through the area. Deliberately didn't crop the foreground so as to give size perspective.
taken from Bow Lake
Banff National Park
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Oh those blue skies are very nice
but if you stop to think twice,
by clouds they are enhanced
and they keep us all entranced.
When fascination takes root
photographs we must shoot,
and with camera in hand
we will wander the land.
When we start to obsess
of cloudscapes to possess,
life takes on a new meaning
and there’s no time for cleaning!
The weather may be foul or fair
but there’ll still be clouds up there,
and we can take photo’s galore
then stop, to take just one more.
Of our collections we are proud
especially that elusive cloud,
and to catch an optical effect
can really make our day perfect.
© Jackie S Brooks 2011
A sunset cloud detail from Topeka, Kansas. This photo was shot on 1/12/2015, using a Canon PowerShot A1000-IS.
Usually, in Kansas, if someone sees a cloud that looks like this, they run for their basement. However, in this case it wouldn't be necessary; while it looked like a tornado at the time, it was clearly not a tornado, but just an odd shaped, and perfectly harmless cloud.
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© 2015 Steve Clark
for documentary purposes, I took a picture of the spontaneous cloud cover last night.
while I was taking this picture, I was surrounded by owls and bats and wolves (all based on auditory clues only).
Taken with the Lomography Belair X 6-12 camera that I first used in week 156 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
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This is a new medium format camera market by Lomography, there are 2 lenses and 3 formats, the 6cm x 12cm format allows 6 exposures on a roll of 120 film.
Ilford Delta 400 pro developed in Ilfosol 3.
ISO setting – 50 (with red filter hand-held in front of lens)
Lens – 58mm
Aperture – f16
Focus set to - infinity
Clouds having a nice elongated shape with a bit of land, taken while I was walking, to test my new polarizing filter.
Back in 2007 - before the cane industry went belly-up.
From Hali`imaile looking mauka toward Makawao on a day when there were storms in the vicinity. This shot almost got discarded until I got a new monitor. It was too dark on my old one. Even now it's too dark due to my polarizing filter. I keep it up just as a reminder of my learning curve.
The clouds are about right, but I wish the sky were a bit lighter.