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We've gone from high temps to lower than "normal" this spring. Had some brief sprinkles and one downpour today. The Sierra Nevada Mountains have a less than normal snowpack and runoff for this season.
Panoramique des montées de gaz des cratères sommitaux de l'Etna, en Sicile (Italie).
Pour l'intérieur des cratères, voir
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Panorámica de los cráteres de la cumbre del Etna.
Panoramica dei crateri sommitali dell'Etna.
Panoramic of the summit craters of Etna.
The view from the top of Mount Wellington in Tasmania looks out over Hobart and surrounds, and on a clear day, the view is amazing! This day was not a clear one. Mostly it was a total white-out, but now and then we would get lucky and get a passing glimpse as the clouds ever so briefly parted! This couple were enjoying the view and I was hoping for a more candid shot of them looking out, but they turned to the camera as I fired the shot as I was using the big medium format 3D World syereo camera for the shot. It was always generating a lot of interest and was a great conversation starter.
This is just a 2D scan, but the original 3D stereo image was quite effective with the sense of actually standing on the rocks and the view stretching out into the distance.
The weather at the top here can get pretty wild and extreme. I recall one visit where it was more than a little windy. As I got out of the car, I was for the first time in my life, blown over flat on my back by the wind. Needless to say, I got straight back in the car and headed back down the mountain. They closed the road shortly after I got down, and I later found they had recorded 80 mph (130 km/h) gusts!
Original colour slide was taken between 2007 and 2009 with a 3D World medium format stereo film camera using Fuji Provia 100F colour slide film. Scanned with a Canon R10 with RF24-240mm lens and Nisi close up attachment.
May 5, 2023 - Holdrege Nebraska US
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The unmistakable outlines of a pair of pelicans during another glorious Murray River sunrise.
Happy belated Nice Wonderful Clouds Tuesday!
Happy Wing Wednesday!
A cold and foggy view from the Big Hill lookout in Stawell. The town hall clock and the church steeple were among the few points rising above the fog. The distant clear line is the Western Highway which is the main highway linking Adelaide and Melbourne. It is perhaps sitting just a few metres above the surrounding land and also maybe clear from the continual flow of trucks disturbing and slightly warming the air. The obscured distant horizon would normally be the rugged outline of the Grampians ranges.
A sunny day and the hay is finally being cut for baling. The constant rainy weather pattern has made it difficult since dryer conditions are needed for this process, but hopefully a window of opportunity, Rain or shine, the cattle need to be fed.
While the town of Ararat and surrounds were shrouded in a blanket of fog, the view from nearby One Tree Hill toward Mount Langi Ghiran was like looking over a sea to a distant island.
Langi Ghiran is the name given by the local Djab Wurrung people, and translates as "home of the yellow tailed black cockatoos".
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IMG_0127 Haasts Bluff pano from one wide angle shot.
See a discussion on cameras for landscapes..
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And tips on Landscape photography..
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A very good article on "Scaffolding" the restriction for this 3:1 Group.
Very good article on "Scaffolding" like the 3:1 restriction of this Group.
www.abc.net.au/news/2024-01-03/nordic-noir-tv-history-ins...
A weak thunderstorm blossoms near McCausland, IA, seen from the Illinois side of the Mississippi River.
4/25/2025
Albany, IL
The clouds parted for just enough time for me to get a few shots of Jupiter and Saturn much closer together than my last shot. A crescent moon added to the scene in the wide angle shot, and the moons of Jupiter are once again visible in the 240mm telephoto shot. Just ten minutes later and the cloud returned to blanket the sky!
Best viewed large to see the fine planets. They are now closer together than the apparent width of the moon.
Looking from the North Berkeley Hills Across San Francisco Bay to Marin County and The Golden Gate. Sixteen more days before departing the family home of 62 years.
The weather reporter in Sacramento mentioned wind, which these lenticular (flatter clouds on top) indicate. We definitely got wind, but no one expected the very dark clouds that showed up later. Only scattered showers around here (elevation 2,000 ft above sea level), but inches of snow on Sierra passes above 6,000 ft.
Nov 2018 comment: I'm confused,,, does a "22 degree halo" occur only when the sun is 22 degrees above the horizon? This was mid-day in June, so the surface temp must have been hot, yet these are caused by ice crystals. Anyone??
Clouds mirroring onto sea water by the low tide with the perfect deep to allow the sky to mirror on the water as in a painting.
An unforgettable glorious moment of deep contact with the beauty of Nature.
Up-loaded raw with absolute no retouching nor post-processure.
Shot in Italy on 28.06.14 at 3.33.13 a.m.
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From the Big Trip 3D slide archives - 2004.
Taken from a coastal lookout at Whyalla looking across the Spencer gulf toward Port Pirie, the amazingly calm sea looked wonderful in the moonlight. Just to the left of this lovely scene is the huge and not very pretty steelworks, which I kept out of frame!
From memory - the original slide was around a four second exposure at f8 or f11.
(Slide scanned using Canon RP with 24-240 and Nisi close up lens. Original taken using Fuji Sensia 100 slide film)
Despite a few days of howling gales and pouring rain, the weather gods occasionally gave us a little break and let the sun shine through. This is the beach at Apollo Bay on Victoria's south coast.
f/13...? Don't ask! ; )
A parhelion just as the sun reappears under the stormclouds. The reflection on the wet rooftops and a thin layer of mist add to the scenery. Taken on 04.07.2024, in Athens, Greece.
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IMAGE INFO
- Viewpoint is looking north-north-west from the lookout on Mount Brown (~310m A.S.L.).
- Peak height info courtesy of online Mountain Explorer app here: peakvisor.com/panorama.html?lat=-31.887528440349946&l...
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SOURCE INFO
- Original image was captured using a SEAGULL DF-300 SLR camera (an authorized Chinese clone of the Minolta X-300 / X-370), with KODAK GOLD 100 35mm color film & a SIGMA 28-200mm f3.5-5.6 Compact SLR Aspherical Hyperzoom Macro lens.
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PROCESS INFO
- Digitized using a Canon Canoscan 8800F scanner.
- Restored from the over-exposed, faded & grainy original 35mm colour negative quality using Adobe Photoshop CS Windows.
- Latest version re-processed using AI enlargement & enhancement software.
With more clouds and moisture to follow. The weather for the past few years has been warmer & wetter than normal in the Northeast. Too wet and not enough full sun for normal gardening. Meanwhile other areas of the country are experiencing drought conditions. I am patiently waiting for the El Niños to change as expected and maybe have a good tomato crop this summer.
Interesting clouds are riding upon monsoonal moisture from the Desert Southwest. While summertime clouds like this almost never produce any rain in the San Francisco Bay Area, they do produce rain and thunderstorms in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. With lightning around, wildfires become more frequent. This photo was taken in Livermore, California, eastern Alameda County.