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Rapidly changing multi-layered overcast. Low sun angle help enhance cloud structure as was the case this morning.
"Rows and flows of angel hair
And ice cream castles in the air
And feather canyons everywhere
I've looked at clouds that way..."
--Joni Mitchell
I've been waiting literally a long time in 2020 for cumulus clouds to appear. When I finally seen them for the first time of the year, they were not the most dramatic forms that I've ever seen but beautiful regardless of the fact. Cloud development is a good opportunity to create a project, whether it's a collage of photos taken at various time intervals to show cloud evolution over time, or (for example), long exposure. Summertime storms can be a little exciting here in Michigan, but rarely if ever make for a particularly eventful weather day. Despite what others might think, setting the CPL to the most extreme setting is personally positive to me; the stark contrast between tones is aesthetically pleasing to me and that is my type of style.
Cloudscape seen through airline window, January 8, 2009.
Photo Copyright 2009, Steve Hopson.
All rights reserved, no use without license
During my bicycle commuter trip home I witnessed these cloud formations. Luckily I had my small compact camera with me this time.
(At the moment I am busy processing hundreds of wedding images. I will post some, if the couple is oke with that.)
been bored this week and havn't taken much pics.. so i've been playing around with a few cloudscapes...
the last three cloud images that you see were all taken within five seconds of each other and processed differently in photo shop...
clouds provide a great base to practice processing techniques..