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On the top of the Borgustan ridge with the indented plateau. On the background you can see the Kislovodsk basin. The altitude is over 1100 m above the sea level
Amazing clouds spiralling out from a slowly approaching stormy front dominated the blue sky that morning. Cotswold Way. Lansdown, near Bath. Banes, England, U.K.
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Rapidly changing skies with jet stream moved over head. Winds were 25mph with gusts to near 50mph.
Time lapse of this event can be viewed at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMMw9S6dvyk
This is the b&w version of a cloudscape shot that I have posted earlier. I have applied a subtle split toning in Silver Efex Pro 2. I gave the shadows a slightly blueish hue, whereas the lights have a touch of yellow. All very subtle but to me it turns the the image into something special. I like it even more than the color version.
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March 14, 2016 - West of Kearney Nebraska US
My first Lightning Stacked Image of 2016
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It was to good to be true, but right after sunset a secondary small non severe thunderstorm started to brew just to the southwest of Kearney.
Even though I just had a spectacular afternoon of some incredible stormscapes, I was in for a treat this night. An electrified thriller, one storm that I wont soon forget.
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Bridgewater Bay in Somerset ,from Burnham-on-sea. A part of the Bristol Chanel between England and Wales .
Looking across the mouth of the River Parrett, roughly westwards,in the shadows to the left you can just make out the squared off outline of EDF Energy's Hinkley Point B Nuclear power station, and the Quantock Hills beyond.
Still lit by the sun in the far distance are the higher uplands of Exmoor ,the Brendon Hills.
From the right , you can just make out a small rounded dark hill which l think is North Hill, overlooking Minehead, with Exmoor behind it . Further left the more pointed peak is Dunkery Beacon, the highest point in the National Park.