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Horta as seen from a nearby volcanic peak.
3-shot HDR; finished in PS CS5 and Photomatix Pro
Best viewed in Black.
Become a Cloud
Reach the Sky
Be Free
A week or so ago somewhere over the Atlantic Ocean.
Texture by Les brumes - thank you!
Walking out to catch the sunset, stopped half way out there, transfixed by the clouds, lit by the setting sun,lost half hour here cloud watching, sunset was rubbish anyhow too much wind.
i went outside to have a ciggy and saw this amazing cloud being formed .
i did not transform this image in any way apart from the contrast and sharpness .
Life is full of surprises....
I set the alarm for Silly O' Clock yesterday having the intentions of Visiting Berwick Lighthouse, I drove into the town and to the Pier only to see that it was closed off and is still being restored. After a bit of Thinking, I decided to head to Cocklawburn. I still had doubts, as I had only recently been there for sunset and there are a lot of shots from the place from me..
I drove along the coast and dawn was looking very bland. I had doubts about even going now.. But I held out and waited to see what would happen. I got down to the beach and the tide was low, there was too much cloud cover and the temperature was low.
I was really ready to head home but I took a few shots and the clouds broke before sunrise which gave a beautiful red sky and I found a few new rock formations, too. All in all It was a worthwhile trip and I came away with my favourite set of shots to date..
many thanks for viewing
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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That's what I call them, I don't know the official name for them. These clouds sometimes appear during an outbreak of severe storm. These happened during the May 31st severe storms in central Oklahoma.
Noctilucent clouds or Polar Mesospheric Clouds. They are 80-85 km high (50-53 mile)
Snap shot taken at about 02.30am.
Polar stratospheric or nacreous clouds photographed in the skies near York at dawn.
Credit:© Natural England/James LePage
02 February 2016
This was taken few seconds before the nice little boat ride turn into a bad one...There was cones of water going up, high wind, bigger waves. We saw few trees that were broke because of the high wind, some place lost electricity, it was nasty.
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This was shot at one of the turnouts along Big Sur while I waited to rendezvous with some friends.
I had just been complaining that the sky was all gray, there would be no sunset and nothing worth shooting when the sun broke through.
California is a beautiful and fickle place.
The Sunset was amazing! And i just caught the last of it.
Thanks for commmenting and vewing everyone!
As is normal with the New Mexico summer monsoon season, the cumulus clouds seen here quickly evolved into cumulonimbus on the day that I took this image.
A few hours later, they started-a-rumbling-and-storming.
A cloud-covered Slievemore on Achill Island.
The mountain towers over Dugort and Silver Strand beach.
জাফলংয়ে খাসিয়া পুঞ্জির একটু আগে তোলা এই ছবিটা তে দুরে যে বৃষ্টি হচ্ছে সেটাও বোঝা যাচ্ছিল। আমার কাছে মেঘের ফরমেশন টা এত সুন্দর লেগেছে যে আমি না তুলে পারি নাই। আর বালির মাঝে লোকটা ্থাকায় পুরোই ষোলআনা :)
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.