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DSC_2190 Clouds rolling in NR ClS 1024
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The lightning of the night can display many beautiful colors and the infinite power of the almighty.
On my way to pick up a radiator to the other car, I got to this place, where I have taken many pics before, as you can see on my map.
But I had to stop and make another one ´cause the sky was just amazing... The sun lite the cornfield and the clouds were very gloomy ;o)
St. James Park, London
Canon 5D MK II
Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM
Hitech Pro Stop 10 ND Filter + Soft Grad
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I remember seeing this photo when I was a child and being fascinated by it. I have no idea who took the picture, or the authenticity of it, but my Uncle Bud, who worked in a developing lab while stationed in England during WWII, had a copy of it and always carried it with him in his billfold. I recently asked his daughter about it and she allowed me to scan it. The handwritten note on the back indicates that it was taken in 1943. ~dedicated to all our veterans
When the lifting in the upper atmosphere is very smooth and gentle, cloud droplets all grow to the same size. Uniform droplet size causes diffraction, leading to iridescence. Yes, the clouds really looked like this! Colors and textures in this photograph intensify the longer you gaze at it, especially with the full-size original version. Look for this effect near the Sun whenever you see thin, fresh, and gentle altocumulus clouds! Seen along the Briones-Mt. Diablo Trail, on the way up to the Wall Point Trail. Mt. Diablo State Park, CA.