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Interesting clouds seen from the Walmart Parking Lot Morris Illinois. Three exposure HDR processed with Nik HDR Effex Pro 2
Thorpe Cloud, Dovedale, Peak District, UK
© 2015 Paul Newcombe. Don't use without permission.
Not quite the light I was looking for. But I'm quite happy with the viewpoint. The unmistakable pyramidical shape of Thorpe Cloud at the head of lovely Dovedale. Things are greening up nicely. I'm looking forward to late may when the Hawthorns will be full of blossom.
It's been a stormy and windy day so I decided to take a photo of the clouds with my iPhone.
I'm Billy Pones.
Straight off the camera unadulterated image not cropped or tweaked for exposure. I just had to pull over on the way home from Mallow a few weeks back and capture this. HTT everyone! For bonus points what is that cloud formation called?
It's other small lake, it's 5 km from my home. I very often in evenings simply so go by bicycle there for dynamic, active rest... :-)
Weather phenomenon. Iridescent clouds are caused by small water droplets or ice crystals which scatter light individually (larger ice crystals produce halos).
Llano County, Texas, USA; January 22, 2014.
Today has finally arrived (again).
You might ask yourself what's the big deal about it so let me tell you : well, today is the day I finally get to shared my first picture of Song Kol Lake after previously sharing around ten other pictures from the hike getting to it, which is ironic since this 3.000 meters high alpine lake, the second biggest in Kyrgyzstan, greatly praised for its beauty, is only safely accessible from June to September, which means that if you want to witness this landscape for yourself, you'd have to wait for its water to unfreeze.
I can also tell you that the lake is surrounded by snow capped mountains, but that would be for next time.
Song Kol lake is also a place where local herders come in the summer time which is why there is a couple of yurts in the frame and in my heart.
This is a shot from Fort Desoto beach after the sunset. You can see the beauty of the sky and the lovely reflections of the clouds even after the sun drowned in the sea.
A nice cloud that caught my attention driving home from work on Friday. Monday blues? Hope you have a good week.
Seceda, Dolomites
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