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Yesterday's sunset, illuminating low-hanging strange black wispy clouds under the more usual layer of white cirrus clouds, A plane passing over Adelaide from Perth on its way to Melbourne carves a white uneven line across the sky .
Entry for Weekly Theme Challenge: Sunsets.
Taken with iPhone 4S.
Sun rays oh sun rays
Never hide behind a cloud,
Sun rays all my days
That's what love's all about;
--- Peter S. Quinn
Well the rain season in Egypt began. There was a rain shower for 30 minutes. Then the clouds were getting thick again.. The sky was beautiful and created a good environment with the wet streets and surfaces and creating a very good smell :D
Anyway, Hope you like it :)
Location: Cairo, Egypt
The Shot:
Nikon D90 hand held
Nikkor 55-200mm
Manual Mood
f/11
1/1250 sec
iso 100
Software:
: : Lightroom
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This photo is part of my home project 'Clouds above Amsterdam', in which I capture the skyline of Amsterdam during beautiful and colorful sunsets. Visit the album for more photos.
May 20, 2011. (168/365) I took this on my commute home. Hey, this is PA. We don't get cool clouds like this very often!
These clouds kept building toward the east, dumping a lot of rain on Topeka, but nary a drop on Konza. Taken on May 21, 2011, but just now getting it up on Flickr. From the Bison Loop, looking back toward the Nature Trail.
I always seem to find myself chasing those beautiful big puffy white clouds. On this day I was not disappointed as the clouds were cooperating in the Sonoran Desert.
First full day of my sister's visit…and we decided to picnic on the Long Walk. Some lovely clouds hanging over Windsor Castle when we arrived...
Sunset from October 2006 in Helsinki, Finland. If you do not tell to anybody I can admit that I actually took this one thogh the window of my hotel room at Hilton Kalastajatorppa. Sun started to go down, coulds turned really nice I knew that I would not have time to get out and take proper shots... So I just ensured that I was as close as the window as possible and started shooting. though the hotel window. Could you tell by looking at the picure that there were some 15mm (3 layer window) extra glass between the object and my D200's sensor?
Original photo has been getting some levels adjustment and slight saturation enhancement on Photoshop but no major editing has been done. Yellow light effects are from real and done by mother nature.