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Taken from the window of an airplane as we cruised through separate layers of clouds.
We just happened to catch the sun as it was 'setting' from one to the other.
There's no land in this shot, only clouds. Really.
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More cloud shots over Denver. Taken within minutes of the previous photo. The saturation on these clouds was increased to try and recapture what I saw in real life. The colors are real. This is not fake nor is it a composit photo. Other than tweeking the color, the photo has not been altered.
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I was so overwhelmed to see this wonderful sight of sunlight bursting through the clouds. But I feel I could have shot this much better, not sure how I could have improved though. Suggestions would be great!
I wanted to capture the cyclers that kept on going. This was taken by the Schelde in Branst, a popular place for cyclers.
Uma vista mágica da Pedra do sino - Teresópolis - Rj. Os tons do céu encantam com suas variações, na nuvem em primeiro plano a mão que se estende.
- Hj, um dia especial -
A great song:
Negramaro - Nuvole e Le Lenzuola
...
ore
che lente
e inossidabili
attraversano il silenzio del mio cielo
e si nascondono ad un tratto
dietro nuvole
che straziano il sereno
le senti riaffiorare quando tutto
tutto sembra aver trovato il giusto peso
...
Approaching storm clouds over Onkaparinga Hills. This was the 1st storm that hit Adelaide and the Clipsal 500 this afternoon.
Decided to re-process this with Photomatix (instead of Aurora HDR), Photoshop and, of course, a black and white, added organic noise and a touch of warmth.
Lots of shadow & midtone detail.
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This was taken last summer in the Ashton, ID area. A very unique cloud formation. It was horribly dry in this area as you can see by the parched vegetation in the foreground.