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last light over Robin Hood country, golden rays bounce off the cloud's under belly, the drama is all too quickly over.
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Taken earlier in the year out towards Inverpolly. Not only was it perfectly still, but I was extremely fortunate to be graced with fantastic clouds. This one almost looks like Ben More Coigach is smoking like a volcano.
playing around with little lomo tools...not good quality but a nice mood and a lot of fun.
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Picture of some clouds and a radio tower taken near my house. I didn't have high expectations going into post with this photo, but it really pulled through. I was shocked when I started experimenting with burning the clouds, they had way more detail and complexity than I thought they would.
Also, I shot a ton of shots similar to this one, but I picked this because I happened to catch the bird flying around the tower. Didn't notice him when I was shooting so that was a cool surprise as well.
This was shot on an old Sigma 18-200mm 3.5-6.3 DC, no OS and my Canon T3i.
I love clouds and I thought I'd seen all sorts but this is a formation I don't think I've seen before. Taken from my garden this cumulus is bisected by a thin ribbon of cloud.
Because I stopped to take pictures of this awesome cloud before going into Meijer, I got wet. I think it was worth it.
With clouds hanging below the tallest of buildings tonight, it makes for an odd sight to see such unnatural hues reflect off them. The antennae of the Willis (Sears) Tower are completely covered the clouds and it was unfortunate that their lights were not turned yet when this shot was taken.
One further note about the building that's just out of frame on the left - it doesn't have a single light on inside, it's entire illumination is being sourced from the new construction on the opposite (right) side of the river by that building that is just out of frame. That building on the right practically lights up the entire micro-neighborhood in Chicago's West Loop.
Zu weit vom Hafen in Lipari entfernt, faszinierte mich das Schiff doch, um es zu fotografieren.
"Die Sea Cloud (seit 2001 auch Sea Cloud I wegen der Reedereischwester Sea Cloud II) ist ein Luxuskreuzfahrtsegelschiff mit Viermastbark-Rigg. Im Jahre 1931 wurde sie im Auftrag des US-amerikanischen Multimillionärs und Börsenmaklers Edward Francis Hutton (1875–1962) als größte und luxuriöseste jemals gebaute Privatsegelyacht der Welt mit der Takelage einer Viermastbark von der Germaniawerft in Kiel unter dem Namen Hussar II gebaut. Nach Kriegseinsätzen als US-Küstenwachschiff, mehr als sechsfachem Besitzerwechsel, langen Liegezeiten und drohendem Abwracken wurden die Luxusräume Restaurierungsarbeiten unterzogen. Heute wird sie unter dem Namen Sea Cloud (Sea Cloud I) von der Firma „Hansa Cloud Ltd.“ auf Malta bereedert und von „Sea Cloud Cruises GmbH“ für Kreuzfahrten betrieben." ( siehe weiteres unter: de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_Cloud )
Too far from the harbor in Lipari, the ship fascinated me to photograph it.
"The Sea Cloud (since 2001 also Sea Cloud I because of the shipping company Sea Cloud II) is a luxury cruise ship with four-masted barque rig. In 1931 she was the largest on behalf of the US multimillionaire and stockbroker Edward Francis Hutton (1875-1962) and the most luxurious private yacht ever built in the world with the rigging of a four-masted barque from the Germania shipyard in Kiel under the name Hussar II After war as a US Coast Guard, more than six changes of ownership, long lay time and imminent scrapping, the luxury rooms have undergone restoration work operated under the name Sea Cloud (Sea Cloud I) by the company "Hansa Cloud Ltd." in Malta and operated by "Sea Cloud Cruises GmbH" for cruises. " (see further under (german): de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_Cloud)
A unique combination of storm clouds and sunset light sneaking through them lit this cloud up to create an incredibly dramatic scene.
I'm getting stoked for spring storms, I went to severe weather spotter training at the end of the ChaserCon convention and now feel equipped with the basic knowledge to chase storms more safely
Black mountain and surrounds seen from Duffy, ACT, Australia [July 2007 / Photo by Navinda / Canon EOS 350D]
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Clouds rising up through the mountains to meet the sunset. Quilotoa, Ecuador. Andes mountains.
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I took the shot on the Alps around Innsbruck. I love the nice bleeding between the cloud and the green grass on the mountain. The heater was not optimal but it could have been surely worst. Comments Welcomed
My new photo zine focused on the Philippines with photos from the past 20-ish years is available here: www.blurb.com/b/11570174-ikot
A contrast in sunsets here. This is taken from a little hill called Twt hill in Caernarfon, across and above the castle to another small hill with a little tower.