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View from the Denali Highway, Alaska.
Butting heads with my new computer, Windows 10, and Photoshop CC 2015. The colors here are far warmer than they look within Photoshop. So frustrating!
Beautiful weather today so stopped off on the way home from todays wedding to grab a personal shot of the beautiful sky.
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Balneario Camboriú - Santa Catarina - Brasil
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- Canon EOS 5D Mark II
- Canon EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM
- f/14
- 1/100
- 28mm
- ISO 100
- Exposición 0 EV
- No Flash
- Shoot in RAW and processed with Lightroom
I was planning to go to the coast to capture some seascapes, but we wouldn’t make it in time. We pulled over at the beginning of Waikoloa road and I ran through the bushes to setup a timelapse of Kohala Mountain. It’s not very common to see Haleakalā Mountain of Maui from here. Kohala Mountain is on the far right, and Maui is in the distance.
These puffy white cloudscapes were all photographed on a beautiful, fair weather day in west Texas. They have become a great background resource for me (to use in other photos or behind type in Power Point presentations) and for stock photo use by others. There are 11 images in this series / set -- see group below. Please indicate your favorites, with your comments.
Cloud Popularity: Back in the 1980's and 1990's (before digital photography) my stock photo agency, The Stock Solution, sold many cloud photos for stock photo use as background images. Almost 10% of our total revenue came from "cloud" images! It was not uncommon for some simple, fair weather, "puffy white cloud" images in this industry to generate over $25,000 a year in revenue during this golden age of stock photography!
All that has changed. When microstock agencies, i.e. iStockphoto.com, began entering the market in the early 2000's, "clouds" were one of the first subjects to be added to their collections by photographers. Clients were soon able to purchase a cloud background for a dollar license, rather than the average $300 to $600 license fee from a decade earlier!
Today, most microstock agencies have plenty of "cloud" photos in their files, and have little need for new material. (Prices at most microstock agencies for a large, 28MB or larger file are considerably higher today than in the mid-2000's; however, an a la carte price is still often less than $20 at most micros.)
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This photo has been graciously provided to be used in the GRID-Arendal resources library by: Peter Prokosch
Right as the sun went down a number of these bright orange clouds appeared over the horizon. This photo was taken at one of the viewpoints for the Golden Gate Bridge. Everyone else with a camera was photographing people or the bridge.