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Landscapes made of clouds, seen in the infrared part of the spectrum during flights more than eight kilometers above the ground.
NEX-5, IR modified (> 700 nm)
The view over 'back of Skiddaw' from skiddaw summit.
Some big sky going on here ..helped by Skiddaw being the Fourth highest mountain in the Lake District (at 3054ft) and being positioned on the outside edge of the high stuff it manages to feel even higher than it is when looking North .
I keep saying it but this really is worth a look on black .even full screen perhaps!
Don't often get up the Mountain Road, far less stop there, but these clouds looked too good to miss.
When I woke up at 5.30 this morning, the temperature was -8 °C. This photo was taken a little later
Multimedia installation by Saya Woodfalk exhibit at the ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands during New Eden : Science Fiction Mythologies Transformed.
Landscapes made of clouds, seen in the infrared part of the spectrum during flights more than eight kilometers above the ground.
NEX-5, IR modified (> 700 nm)
© Jay Fine 2011
A six vertical shot panorama approximately 32"x14".
Larger: www.flickr.com/photos/jayfine/5739389981/in/photostream/l...
Camera Nikon D300S
Exposure 1/2500 sec
Aperture f/4.0
Focal Length 85 mm
ISO Speed 200
Exposure Bias +1/3 EV
During sunsets, most of us are usually focused westward and watching the sun dip over the sea, the mountains, a lake
or some other lovely setting. Yet we often forget to look up or behind us - and sometimes - the most lovely reflections
are not where we expect to find them! Moreover, I have learned that without clouds - sunsets lose some of their stunning
color. Perhaps that is true of life as well.... Enjoy this cloudscape - which occurred this evening -after a brief and mild thunderstorm.
The gradations of light were incredibly lovely!
Somewhere over the north sea, altitude approximately 10,000 metres.
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I drove 75 miles from Santa Fe to Taos Pueblo, only to find that it was closed for the day. I was really disappointed, since the sky was fantastic, and I wouldn't get a second chance the next day.
On the way back to Santa Fe, I was rewarded with this cloudscape, right before the skies opened up.
I have been doing a little playing around with the X-Pro1's panorama setting and while this is certainly not my best cloud shot ever.. (and maybe I have gone a bit far in post processing), I am really surprised at how well this function worked. You just sweep the camera, like the guy does in the iPhone TVC and the camera does the rest. I did not think it would work well on the clouds but is seems seamless! The camera must take about 20 shots going clickity clickity as you sweep the scene and then pastes it all together. Nice!
Fujifilm X-Pro1 - XF35mmF1.4 R
250th at F 9 200iso