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HOPE9544_K54 PENTAX 55
Moc nad tím nebádejte. Z bracketingové série jsem vybral tu méně ostrou. Na photoserveru se za to zabíjelo. Prostě preferuji světlo a dojem před dokonalostí obrazu. Josef Sudek možnost dokonalosti neměl, já mám, ale víc se mi líbí tato s důrazem na plasticitu mraků. Možná pod vlivem Josefa Sudka. Kritice je kohout otevřen.
Clouds are fluffy, puffy things
That drift across the sky
They fill our eyes with fairy tales
Whenever they pass by
Some look like boats and sailing ships
Sometimes a swan or queen
The sky is full of fantasy
It's nature's movie screen
Come see the many magic scenes
In heaven demonstration
It only takes a glance on high
And your imagination
~Charles Ghigna~
Clouds are fascinating in so many ways--the processes that create them, the forms they take and how they function in the larger Earth system. But sometimes they are just cool to look at. I imagine this one capable of opening up like a giant clam and gobbling up a community.
For scale, the rising steam below the cloud in the lower center is from an ethanol plant a few miles from where I was standing.
Winnebago County, Wisconsin
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Always waiting for the sky, it's my main motive.Then I queried and I fill all the cards. Interesting days are about 4 times a year.
Всегда ждем небо, это мой главный мотив. В тот день я заполняю все карты. Интересные дни около 4 раз в год.
Clouds stream in from the Pacific coast as a fresh weather system sweeps in. Northern California. Mendocino County, U.S.A.
Tonight's evening horizon was anything but normal... it was mystifying! Unusual colors, cloud shapes... and the reflection was almost cryptic.
I took several shot of the bay yesterday and uploaded one of them. The light developed nicely and this large bend is currently in a good position. Today started with light mist on the far side then for a brief period of time this slim white cloud crept inland reflecting on the calm water in the bend. Half an hour later and the light has changed and the bend drowned by the incoming tide.
"Perché amo le nuvole? Perché non è possibile salvare una nuvola come si fa con una foglia o un fiore o una pietra – le nuvole sono adesso."- Terri Guillemets
Ieri pomeriggio sono andato a caccia di nuvole riflesse nei laghetti immobili vicino Martellago. Il cielo era pura poesia. Foto eseguita con Canon 6D, obbiettivo 17-40mm L USM, polarizzatore
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