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"An expanse that appears to stretch forever.
We can perceive the edge of the earth.
Some call it flatland, others call it home.
Above this world spreads a celestial sphere.
Enclosed in this sphere we gaze skyward.
Observing clouds of crystals floating above.
Looking for shapes identified in our minds.
Appearing with the sunrise, floating all day.
Figures that bring some meaning to life."
By David Oscarson
© 2016 Thousand Word Images by Dustin Abbott
This bright, beautiful winter image is all about the clouds for me. Being a bit higher than the scene gave a unique perspective on a gorgeous sky. This is a four vertical image panorama, a technique I often use to give a more natural crop in the end. The Sigma packed loads of detail into this image even at f/2.8, and that detail is strong across the image frame. It was incredibly cold when I shot this, but that cold produces a very crisp beauty that translates well into a photograph. Enjoy this cloudscape, whatever your weather is today.
Technical info: Canon EOS 6D, Sigma 35mm f/1.4 ART, Processed in Adobe Lightroom CC, Adobe Photoshop CC, and Alien Skin Exposure X (Use Code "dustinabbott" to get 10% anything and everything)
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Captured this evening cloudscape on the West end of Pensacola Beach, Florida as the sun was setting. Used the Sony A7RII (1/20 sec at f/22, ISO 50) with the Sony FE 16-35mm F4 ZA OSS on a tripod.
Good weather clouds...one huge one, building over the gums where we walk near the house...storms will come more and more now as we get closer to Winter
This waterfalls played hide and seek with us for 3 days!
We finally saw this on the day we were leaving when fog cleared for 15-20 mins. Lucky in deed
Over the last few days we have had some amazing Cloudscapes over the South Somerset. Also in the mix have been thunder, lightning, hail and heavy rain.
From Lake Mývatn in N-Iceland, its fourth biggest lake. The mountain in the distance in the middle is Bláfjall (Blue mountain), 1222 m.
The Prairies have the most magnificent clouds during the summer months. On this day there were numerous isolated downpours, one of which can be seen just off to the right. A hint of rainbow can be seen along the horizon.
I hiked some distance into a muddy field in order to get this photo. I'm glad I got at least one good one -- my boots were caked with clumps of mud and straw the size of small watermelons by the time I got back to the road! Good old Manitoba gumbo...