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A weak thunderstorm blossoms near McCausland, IA, seen from the Illinois side of the Mississippi River.
4/25/2025
Albany, IL
We are partners in a dance
Back and forth with the ages
Yet we somehow move together
Drawing faith from each other's strengths
The atmosphere in this beautiful place can be so beguiling. It changes at twilight though, and has more of a wild edge. This is the main entrance to the church, with the 1,600 year old yew tree leaning towards the medieval building.
Wilmington Church and Yew, East Sussex, UK.
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When the best hour of the day is combined with an active thunderstorm. A nice way to end the day. Athens, Greece, 01.06.2020.
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The beautiful far hills are enveloped in a cloud of brown/green diesel smoke. The pollution is visible almost daily on cold winter days. There was a hydro electric project being researched and a wind tower, but not a peep about it in recent years.
May 5, 2023 - Holdrege Nebraska US
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Over the next few weeks it is our Prime Time Storm Chasing Time....Which Means less facetime with the puter. Be aware all updates for All CSSS will be delayed possibly a week or more as I chase these supercells over the next few weeks.
My Twitch Channel is finally back active this year. I'm still trying to figure out the bugs... But good so far!!! Live steaming when I have signal out here in Nebraska... again that's when I have signal!
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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.
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.
#AtmosphericPhotography by White Angel aka Å‚wAE
Our sky was filled with these beautiful cumulus clouds with heavy wind and no rain. I know there's a lot to this series but as a science geek and lover of weather I couldn't decide on just one, I wanted to share all of its beauty with you
Pálmaces de Jadraque es "mi pueblo", bueno más bien el de la familia de mi madre y un lugar donde me encanta escaparme para relajarme del bullicio del dÃa a dÃa. Allà pasaba mis veranos enteros y siempre es un lugar donde puedo encontrarme conmigo
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.
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.
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)
The north coast of Tasmania is usually fairly calm and a little sheltered from the worst of the prevailing winds, but now and then the conditions would bring some wild weather from the north and the swell would create some great conditions for the local surfers. This was taken at the mouth of the Mersey River at Devonport on just such a wild day.
The two other keen photographers and I were waiting patiently for some surfing action, as were the surfers themselves.
I did actually cause some frustration for the photographer who was crouching down. We never actually got into much conversation on the day but he did look keenly at my big 3D World stereo camera that was used here. At the time, I kept a Canon strap on it, and this poor guy went home and spent hours online scouring the internet for a Canon 3D camera! He let me know of his frustrations (in a good natured way) a week or so later when we once again met up at a similar location.
The 3D World camera is a rare beast which was produced by a small Chinese company and there would have been maybe just a few hundred examples around the world and only two that I know of in Australia.
Original colour slide was taken around 2007 with a 3D World medium format stereo film camera using Fuji Provia 100 colour slide film. Scanned with a Canon R10 with RF24-240mm lens and Nisi close up attachment.
The western horizon looked amazing tonight with this wonderful sun pillar appearing well after the sun had dipped below the horizon. It lasted long enough for me to notice it while I was on a short walk, then "carefully stumble" inside to grab the camera and set up for the shot.