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On our way back from dinner, we noticed how super cool the clouds were so I hopped out and got my shot for the day.
July 3, 2017
An evening at Nauset Light Beach. One cloud overhead with setting-sun light starting to play on the clouds and horizon.
The vertical banding, like shadows is interesting. The sun was low, so I'm not sure what this is the camera's processor or a natural phenomenon.
Nauset Light Beach
Cape Cod National Seashore
Eastham, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
Photo by brucetopher
© Bruce Christopher 2017
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...always learning - critiques welcome.
Shot with a Canon 7D.
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un pomeriggio con te.
io che vengo baciata dal sole,te..dai piccioni!
scherzo tesoro.
Ti adoro troppo..questo cielo e questo mare sono per te. :D
I thought it was time to add another Cloud texture to my set. :)
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Oh look, dramatic clouds and NOT "HDR", ha ha! As we are now starting early into our monsoon season, this dawn image seemed to have a bit of portent.
Single Raw HDR shot of lightning above Kowloon in Hong Kong.
This was a 25 sec. long exposure using my 14-24mm, which I chose in order to try and capture as much of the scene as possible since lightning can be so unpredictable... Had hoped for more usable images but only captured 3 good ones (incl. this one) in over half an hour despite intense lightning activity! Would've also liked this to be touching down but I think this lightning streak across the sky is really awesome~ the reach is at least over 10km from the mountains to the bay!
I remember my first feeble attempt at capturing lightning some years ago resulted in a blurry mush via a P&S camera. So happy to have improved technique, better equipment, and some luck to be in the right place at the right time to finally capture lightning! :D
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The breaking down of a large storm cloud.
This cloud started out as a monstrous wall that slowly, over the course of the sunset, moved its way over the ocean and began to break up into nothing.
© Christopher Johnson
már akartam egy ilyet, de sosincs megfelelő szitu... amúgy mielőtt megkérdezné valaki... igen PS huzogatás keményen :-) a hibák ellenére remélemtetszik
I wanted to have such a pic, but its rare to have the right conditions... before anyone would ask... yes its PS postprocess :-) with all its faults i hope you'll like it
This is a panorama of 3 shots stitched together, taken at 40,000' around 20W over the atlantic. The sun was just coming up, which gave the orange glow on the horizon.
These are a reasonably rare sight.
For more information on noctilucent clouds, look here.
This picture comes from my last business travel - to Singapore.
I arrived there too late for sightseeing that day but at least I had some spectacular views of sunset from my window.
More pictures to come :-)
"As a lamp, a cataract, a star in space
an illusion, a dewdrop, a bubble
a dream, a cloud, a flash of lightning
view all created things like this."
— Red Pine
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Was a great sight to see this thunder head from a distance. I love how the sun lit up the clouds. Another great sight here in Burkina Faso. I belive this is a cumulonimbus incus cloud. Help from wiki of course...
I was not so happy being lonely
Living without you
So I prayed so hard for your love
In my heart I needed you
Then I looked up in the sky
And I'm thinking why oh why
These are all the many changes in my life
After all the caring and the laughter
No one else like you
I am not a preacher with a sermon
I'm so in love with you
'Cause to live without your love
Like the sun that shines above
Is the magic of the changes in my life
And I'll never forget your love
You and I
We were meant to be
Sweet as rain falling from the sky
You and I
These are all the many changes in my life
When I Die,
Don't You Ever Cry
I'll Be Your Guiding Star,
Up There From Afar.
At The End Of Your Busy Day,
Spend Some Time Outside & Stay
Look Above & You'll See,
Cluster Of Stars, One Of Them Is Me.
Tell Me Your Stories & I Will Listen
Your Frustrations Or Any Burden
Whether You're Happy Or You Want To Cry
I'll Always Be There Though I May Not Reply.
When There Is Storm, Don't Be So Sad
I Will Be Back & You'll Be Glad
I'm One That Adds Beauty To The Night Sky
You Can Always Reach Me, You Don't Need To Fly...
Beebz [H@B!B]
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Then the sky started to cloud up and intensify. Oh well Spring In Tasmania!!
Monday 12th September, 2011
Photo By Steve Bromley
on wednesday the gorgeous clouds were out in full force, so i pulled over on my way home from work to take a bunch of pictures :)
Another Tiskilwa, Illinois sunset. I have nearly a thousand sunset images taken from my yard in rural northern Illinois. Sometimes I wish there was an ocean in front yard, but at least there are lines of trees surrounding the cornfield across the road.
This image was one of three that I submitted for the Peak Photography 2011 competition run as part of the Buxton Festival held during the month of July. The theme of this years competition was 'fire and light' and attracted entries from national and international photographers coming from Derbyshire, South Yorkshire, London, Macedonia and Canada. With some serious photographers submitting and although I did not make the final placing for prizes, I was pleased to make the top fifteen finalists.
This image along with the other fourteen finalists will now be displayed alongside the finalists of the Poetry competition – held at the same time, in the University Devonshire Dome building in Buxton, Derbyshire until the 27th July when the festival comes to an end.
Silhouetted against the setting sun, the gritstone rock formation of Five Clouds, The Roaches during a cold January afternoon. Mist and low cloud cover the valley floor in the distance. Peak District National Park, Staffordshire Moorlands, UK.
Details – Nikon D90 Camera, Nikkor 12-24 Lens at 24mm, 1/13sec at f22, ISO 200, Lee 2 stop ND Grad, Giottos carbon tripod, Remote release, Adobe Lightroom RAW conversion, Daylight WB, Contrast boost using the tone curve in Lightroom, Dust cleanup in Photoshop.