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I don't understand how anyone can ever get tired of looking out of the window of a plane. It's magical how the view changes right before your eyes and the lighting is incredible. I want to do a shoot inside a plane or atleast travel with someone who's willing to pose for me for a bit.
Anyways I have tons of pictures from planes and will probably make it into a little series.
Late afternoon shower. Managed to get a brief sprinkle out of it. Tomorrow expecting lots of intense afternoon storms.
December 29, 2020
The last full moon of 2020, the "Cold Moon," rises out of the wintry clouds over Cape Cod Bay. The clouds on the horizon blocked the beginning of the moon rise, which would have been HUGE and impressive over the thin spit of land and shallow bay. However, the layers of sunset tinted clouds tossed by whipping winter winds would turn out to make for a very dramatic sky.
Brewster, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
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Late afternoon from my backyard. These high clouds zipped through from the north just before sunset.
Picture of the day
An enchanting view of the sky featuring vibrant iridescent clouds illuminated by the sunlight breaking through. The contrast between the dark clouds and the radiant hues creates a mesmerizing blend of natural colors, evoking a sense of wonder.
Sauvignon Blanc Vineyards at Renwick, Marlborough. South Island, New Zealand. On a moody spring day.
Wide open spaces and huge skies for this sunset cloudscape at Bryden Cemetery in the Brisbane valley district in Esk Shire.
From last Sunday in Teignmouth. While the preparations for the Remembrance Day were in full swing we were drenched by a heavy rain shower. After just a few minutes the rain stopped to be replaced by sunshine once again. I took a photo of the receding cloud with the sun just starting to reappear. The weather that morning seemed to be especially dramatic for the occasion.
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Hollywood Blvd. photographed from the top observation deck of the Hollywood and Highland Complex. The Celestial Production Designer outdid Himself today!