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Although its partial I though it very interesting. The is actually the first fogbow I have ever seen.
Just a little something I knocked up in a few hours based on an image taken while flying back from Melbourne the other day. I never really do sci-fi stuff because it seems as if every matte painter has been there before. Maybe I should more often. Yes, it’s cliché, but because of that it’s kind of fun.
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I was thinking of forgiveness today, and wondered how I could take a picture of it, or even if I could.
This shot was taken this morning at ~7:15. About 3 seconds later, the sun burst through, and all the blackness disappeared in a blaze of light. Maybe a video would have been better?
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Sunset on Mt Blanca, Taken while I waited for the Super Full Moon rise. It's a nice location that I'll go to again. I was waiting for the colors to magnify in the sky but there was too many mid level clouds in the way & kept them in shade.
Followed this cloud formation east to Plant City after a long day of production in Tampa. A hurricane in the Atlantic had built an incredible weather system that was producing a spectacular sky. I finally pulled over on Knights Griffin Road to shoot this to the south over an orange grove. The cloud pattern actually looked as if a mountain range had formed over Lakeland. iPhone 4 punched up in SwankoLab with a proprietary formula.
Possible noctilucent cloud as seen from Stokesley, North Yorkshire early in the morning of 21 June 2014. I've never seen these clouds before so I'm not fully sure this is an example! It was low to the north and looked distinctly blue so I'm giving it the benefit of the doubt :-)
This is a basic photo of a fall sunrise looking out my front door. All I did to this photo was play a little with the RAW CAMERA image settings to make the colors come out a little richer and cropped it.
It might look silly that I left the silhouette of the tress and house in the foreground but honestly, its what really kept drawing my attention to the photo. I crisp sharp black in the foreground of the amazing red painted cloudy sky.
Why did I call this photo "Nature Daubing"? Well, the unique shapes of the string of clouds and the sharp angle of the early rising sun made the clouds look like a photoshop DAUBING filter was applied. Trust me, there is no PS filter applied to this photo... just post production photo adjustments were used.
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Well :) I credit myself for taking the photo and my new cool exciting Nikon D3100 camera. Thats its.