I know, but the southern season is over. Time for Tornado Alley to heat up. Might be a dangerous May... we're way behind for tornadoes this year.
In St. Louis we got green skies oten enough... and once I saw what might have been a 'shelf' cloud racing in. Haven't seen a green sky here, I don't think.
Took these from my in-laws' house the other day early in the morning. The valley tends to be foggy, but this time I liked the rainbow effect in the sunlit areas:
Really great. Can you tell us the details about camera, lens, filter, postprocessing?
I'd love to get better cloud shots.
Uhmm...there are no details. I just point and shoot. Here's the stuff smugmug says about camera details, that's the best I can do-I'm clueless: Photograph DetailsDate Taken: 2004-03-25 18:46:21 Make: OLYMPUS OPTICAL CO.,LTD Model: X-2,C-50Z Size: 2560x1920 Bytes: 1116814 Aperture: f/5.6 ISO: 80 Focal Length: 7.8mm Exposure Time: 0.0031s (1/320) Flash: 24 Exposure Program: Creative program Exposure Bias: 0 DigitalZoomRatio: 100/100 ColorSpace: sRGB
Took these from my in-laws' house the other day early in the morning. The valley tends to be foggy, but this time I liked the rainbow effect in the sunlit areas:
Took these from my in-laws' house the other day early in the morning. The valley tends to be foggy, but this time I liked the rainbow effect in the sunlit areas:
Absolutely spectacular, Z-Z. Those clouds look like huge waves from a stormy ocean, breaking onshore. Fantastic images.
So great it's humbling. It's the same feeling that keeps me from posting my shots on fredmiranda.com.
I love to shoot sky pictures, but I've never had one turn out 1/10th as good.
I would bet you have some great photos. I've had my digital cam for a little over a year. I've taken 2,500 pictures with it. I used an SLR for 30 years, but it took a while to get my confidence with my new digital. The great thing is, you can practice all you want for free. I'd love to see some of your pictures, and thanks for the compliment.
Weather over Albuquerque.
Sorry if these are not good pics. Took it a few years ago with another cheap Olympus. I'm just a novice. I was trying to experiment a little with light contrasts.
Thunderstorm over Albuquerque, NM. Taken from Sandia Crest.
This is a fire cloud from the Hayman Fire. Pic was taken early in the afternoon. Within a couple of hours, the clouds got so thick the sun ended up almost completely blocked out and it looked like nighttime.
Thanks for the compliment waxie, but really I think mostly I'm lucky
:nono Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. You've posted too many good shots to be lucky. And I think you enjoy it too. Which means you might be on the verge of tapping into a new creative outlet.... and yer pocketbook.
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Regards, Eric
Great shot!
Ian
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In St. Louis we got green skies oten enough... and once I saw what might have been a 'shelf' cloud racing in. Haven't seen a green sky here, I don't think.
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I'd love to get better cloud shots.
Shot from an airplane window about 8am landing in San Jose, CA.
Photograph Details Date Taken: 2004-03-25 18:46:21 Make: OLYMPUS OPTICAL CO.,LTD Model: X-2,C-50Z Size: 2560x1920 Bytes: 1116814 Aperture: f/5.6 ISO: 80 Focal Length: 7.8mm Exposure Time: 0.0031s (1/320) Flash: 24 Exposure Program: Creative program Exposure Bias: 0 DigitalZoomRatio: 100/100 ColorSpace: sRGB
Absolutely spectacular, Z-Z. Those clouds look like huge waves from a stormy ocean, breaking onshore. Fantastic images.
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Low clouds just above the Kern River in California.
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Cloud pics involving sunsets. All taken with an Olympus C100,d370.
http://www.desertshadowphoto.com
http://aero-nut.smugmug.com
Don't you dare pretend you don't take good pics. You have a good eye, wingsie.
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I love to shoot sky pictures, but I've never had one turn out 1/10th as good.
This is a new cloud being born.....
...it looked pretty painful.
Very cool! Hot springs are amazing.
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Regards, Eric
I love that moonlit clouds shot, man. Another lovely shot.
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Fantastic pics, keepem' coming guys!
to edit them into a framed set
Sorry if these are not good pics. Took it a few years ago with another cheap Olympus. I'm just a novice. I was trying to experiment a little with light contrasts.
Thunderstorm over Albuquerque, NM. Taken from Sandia Crest.
http://www.desertshadowphoto.com
http://aero-nut.smugmug.com
:nono Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. You've posted too many good shots to be lucky. And I think you enjoy it too. Which means you might be on the verge of tapping into a new creative outlet.... and yer pocketbook.
Catapultam habeo. Nisi pecuniam omnem mihi dabis, ad caput tuum saxum immane mittam
http://www.mcneel.com/users/jb/foghorn/ill_shut_up.au
Regards, Eric