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Looking at this photo you can’t believe that in 10 minutes that lighthouse would have vanished behind the mother of all fog bank. It was going to be so much better than this. The high altitude clouds were starting to catch the colour of the sunset and 10 minutes after sun retreated behind the horizon they would be ablaze with colour. As a landscape photographer that was my vision I had seen it many times before, but this as close as I came to that perceived view, the sea haar had other ideas. On the way home some 3 miles inland I did see the last of that sky but I did not have the beautiful Lizard Point laid before me. Every picture tells a story.
Compare to Nikon d3500, Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8: www.flickr.com/photos/79387036@N07/50034116306/in/photost....
Not quite the resolution of a Nikon but color saturation and balance make up for this difference (my opinion). This image's appearance has a look of a polarizing filter.
Captured this long exposure of streaming lights on the West end of Pensacola Beach Florida of cars on the road.
Thanks Explore (#31). Best position (#203).
Thunderstorms, smoke and interesting lighting highlighted this cloudscape.
After endless sunny days on Lake Superior, we had this one cloudy morning on our hike to a lookout. I kind of like clouds so I didn't mind at all!
Taken 5 August around 5:15PM. Seems like the more thunderstorms that occur in a day, the more mammatus there is. However, their structure is not the cotton balls we storm chasers are familiar with. They appear more distorted as in this example.
Late afternoon shower. Managed to get a brief sprinkle out of it. Tomorrow expecting lots of intense afternoon storms.