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POV: Cloudscape
The POV series is inspired by the subject of point of view and how one frames the world.
POV: Cloudscape is inspired by the idea of looking at clouds and seeing different things through one's imagination. Human beings, also being composed of mostly water, thus see each other and one-selves in different light and as separate beings, despite them all inherently being made of the same stuff. How one experiences an object or another person, is really how one experiences themselves.
Media: wood, acrylic, string, metal, paper, glassine, and frame corners.
Size: 2.5' X 4.5' X 1'
Cloud movement over time yields a 3D effect.; in addition I changed position between shots.
This is a stereogram, to be viewed in crossview technique.
Separate images have been taken subsequently.
Canon EOS R6 Mark II, Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM, processed in Lightroom.
United Airlines flight UA963 Berlin to Newark, B767-424(ER) N69063.
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)
At the bottom are sunlit cumulus clouds, with several layers of more wispy clouds above. Edited for contrast.
One of over 1500 photos I took to create a 2 minute time lapse video. Best viewed full screen with scaling turned off at www.vimeo.com/27561187
Poufy #cloudscape over the #DelawareRiver valley and #NewJersey. Note the tiny dot above the L on the left---a hot air balloon!!
Shot with an IR-converted Fuji X-T1 whilst on one of my many local walks.
All images are copyright Stan Farrow and should not be copied without my permission,
Nice cloudscape down below the wing and the cloud itself looks like a cotton to me. I was a passenger on Gulf Air GF151 heading home in Bangkok after a business trip in Hong Kong. The winglet and engine shown in the image belong to A340, which in fact I hardly fly with.
Cloudscape, known to more as the "bean" for it's unique kidney-bean like structure. This photo was taken just a day after the opening of Millennium Park in Chicago. Few things to notice: the non-bean portions are black and white. There's a woman in front of the man in the reflection. I'm not in the photo because I was hiding in some bushes. The seams on the structure are no longer there.