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The weather plays around every evening - the clouds had a summit in the sky and some strange light rays scanned the landscape.
Stitched from six images.
I saw the clouds on campus and immediately went to the dorms to grab my camera and my bike. I stopped on the fastest part of the ride to snap this panorama. This view at the start pretty much determines where a ride that day!
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.
Half the fun counting raptors at the Florida Keys Hawkwatch fall migration is watching the cloud formations, and we get some strange ones. This enormous, Independence Day sized "flying saucer" formed in a way that it looked as if it emerged and moved toward us from within the white cloud. As less and less white receded around it, it gave the appearance of movement. Curry Hammock State Park (FL).
The cloud is a "lenticular cloud" and the rare thing is they normally do not form over flat terrain such as the Keys, which really is like just over the ocean since the land is just a road with a little land on each side.
Yes, I love nature and nature photography, thus the flowers, the dragonflies, the bird photos, but the sky is nature too, right?
the sunset last night last quite some time, and whilst the sun could not be seen, the sky was an intense red/ yellow where it sets and the clouds to the right of where the sun sets had the most immense light cast over them.
Taken from Emley Village looking towards Grange Moor, West Yorkshire, UK
couds over the Sumarice lake in Kragujevac, Serbia
* This photo won me First prise
at the Fotorama04 festival - 'Apolo' photo club exhibition (May 2014.)
© John Wolfrik Photography 2014.
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Cloud Strife from Final Fantasy VII. Based on his sprite.
This is the 6th variation I have made of this figure. I wanted to use updated parts Lego has released and I based it on his sprite in game somewhat, hence the choice of the brighter blue.
* Head is Yoshix
* Torso, legs, and pauldron modified by me
* Buster sword made by me
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
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.
Zicht op de rotsen van Bryce Canyon.
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© Ilya Korzelius