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I normally don't take pictures out the airplane window, but the sky shortly after departing San Juan, Puerto Rico was just too gorgeous not to capture.
A view of the hills and sky from Lauder Common.
I wanted to capture the clouds in this shot. They were wonderful and varied. The setting is very empty and the few clumps of trees on the horizon seem to emphasize that.
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The limestone cliff's near Omarama are like a miniature version of Turkey's Capodocia - a short trip form the highway they're definitely worth a look, and a great place I hope, to spend a night under stars.
I think these clouds are called "Lenticular" and would probably cause quite a stir in America in the 50's. They're seen quite often here in New Zealand.
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'
While on the grounds of Naval Live Oaks Area located east of Gulf Breeze, Florida I photographed this cloudscape above the trees.