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Heavy clouds over Lake Vänern in Sweden. Please feel free to use this picture on your website if you give credit and provide a link to freddyolsson.se
Heavy clouds by Fotograf Helsingborg - Freddy Olsson
Sunset landscape of the River Dão. The clouds that can be seen are not normal clouds, but smoke from surrounding fires
The eternity of time and the vastness of space dwarfing all, making everything seem so puny, so insignificant. So, when you're felling egotistic, just look up at the sky and be humbled.
*Note: More pics of Sky and Scenery in my Sky and Scenery Album
It was pretty silly of me but I had to get out of the car and look at the sky and there I was standing in the road taking shots of clouds. They fascinate me sometimes and I just cannot resist.
Our first clear night after a few days of heavy rain and the local river is flowing over its banks. The LE imparts a stillness to the water, but it was charging out, B&W f pro 10 stop ND.
In a, for the time of year, very cold polar airmass, weak showers developed. They were more like cumulus or stratocumulus clouds with some minor precipitation.
The temperature of the tops of these clouds was just below the freezing point, and so they could develop some precipitation due to a meteorological phenomenon, called the Wegener–Bergeron–Findeisen process.
ꒌ ВЕЧЕРЊЕ РУМЕНИЛО на заласку сунца изнад историјског Делфта.
► █░▓ SUN'S SETTING over three minutes from its "touchdown" moment⃝-_ captured here. At 305° nw it will go down somewhere under the North Sea behind the historic city of Delft; both to far to be seen from here. Just right to the sun, the church tower of probably de Hervormde kerk in Molenaarsgraaf, at а viewing distance of 10 kilometer. It is being overtopped by a huge powerline behind, the one transporting electricity from Brabant via Biesbosch to the north. To the right an outstanding propeller of a wind farm generator at river De Lek, a branch of Rhine.
In haste, I forgot to set the curve to -3/+3 (highs/lows) on the G9 before this shot. So there is no color in the sun (too bright, overexposed) and almost no detail on the ground (too dark, underexposed, noise) as a consequence. Sunsets really need to be corrected beforehand, or later not much can be retrieved.
Handheld, supported by the window frame. Full frame equivalent of 800mm, wide open. Developed from raw and edited in Affinity Photo 1.10.5. Cropped.
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