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'Watch The Sky' - Something Corporate
"Somedays, all I do is watch the sky..."
I used two textures here:
Free Texture~PA272226 (book) by aka.Marezia57... thanks Isabel
Unaciertamirada Textures 119 by una cierta mirada...thanks Luis Mariano.
This is my first image of the most epic misty sunrise amongst the Dartmoor heathers.
I arrived before sunrise in fog and mist which was dissipating by the second as I hiked up the hill to the viewpoint. I was lucky to get my camera out of the bag quickly on the way up to catch this low layer of mist before it cleared.
It may have been clear in front of me but the cloud inversion in the valley below was incredible with the most awesome ever-changing sky.
I have many more photos to look through then I’ll post some of my favourites.
Lake District, Cumbria, en route to the mountain of Blencathra.
There are times when zoom & crop are called for, and abstract landscape photography is often one of them.
Layers of shadow culminate in the La Sal Mountains seen in the distance. That is smoke from California wildfires causing the haze in the air.
Hello all,
A quick pic while I have the chance.
I really love the mountains in the background of this image with all the different layers, what an awesome place!
I took this on a flood plain on Phinda Private Game Reserve while out looking for some Lions.
Mountain Layers in the Cairngorms… this view excluding the sky really appealed to me. I was blown away with all the responses to my post yesterday and ill reply to you all individually tomorrow. Im just back from a long 14 hour shift at work… As some of you may know at work I primarily build and repair roads… what amazes me is how irate and angry some people get because they have had to wait in traffic lights or a road has been closed and they have to go a few mins round a diversion. Tonight within the space of 5 mins three people 2 men and one women where downright rude to us and i wont repeat the language they used… with such a short fuse in some people its easy to see as humans how we can end up having wars or murders… it must be hard work going through life being like that!
- Stendhal.
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I have been living in LA for more than two and a half years now and that too very close one of the best outlook points of this amazing city. But since I moved here, I have come to realize how hard is it to photograph Los Angeles. Most of the time you hardly get interesting skies and the thick smog cover make it harder to get a clear shot, compare that with the lack of rainfall and you have some horrific conditions for cityscape photography.
But with all that in mind my best cityscapes have always been of Los Angeles, be it downtown or the view from the stunning Griffiths park observatory. So couple of months ago when it rained and the sky was cloudy I grabbed my gear and went up to the Hollywood bowl overlook which right in my neighborhood. My goal as to get a nice sunset shot from there with some interesting clouds in the sky, but the wind was pretty strong and as usual the clouds disappeared within seconds and I was presented with beautiful clear skies which makes SoCal so famous. So I decided to change plans and get a blue hour shot but soon the winds bought in a layer of haze which was getting thicker by the minute and instead of blue hour we had a purple hour. This is one of the best results for that outing, hope you all like it and have a great July 4th weekend.
We witnessed some of the most stunning fog layers on the Central Coast over Christmas break - great sheets of moisture draping the land and hillsides, glowing white with sideways sunlight in the morning. Here, at that bend in the road when entering Cayucos from the north.
I've just returned from my 27th trip to Iceland (yes!) - I nipped over to visit the erupting volcano at Litli-Hrútur and then spent a few days up in the Highlands. The mountains up there stretch out for miles, and sometimes you're able to get this wonderful view of the "landskein" - layers of these mountains drifting off into the distance. On this occasion I was able to see Hekla, the large partly-snow-covered volcano at the back; usually it's too hazy to see that far (about 30 miles away as the raven flies). How magical are those layers?!
multiple succulents growing
in one pot creating a nice layer effect due to their growth habits
Olympus E-PM1 / Olympus 14-42mm f3.5-5.6 IIR
Sincere thanks for your views, faves and comments.
Isola di Pantelleria, i colori meravigliosi del mare fanno eco, per così dire, con quelli della lava delle più antiche eruzioni
#pantelleria #lava #colors #colori #mare #mediterraneo #rocce #rocks #strati #layers #rainbow #isola #island
Layers Of Light
Some glorious light on our trip along Glen Cannich last week. This is one using the 70-200mm lens shooting into the light to capture this beautiful scene with different layers, colours and trees in this image.
Glen Cannich, Scotland
Sony A7RII
Sony FE 70-200mm f4
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