Black&White Photos Of Cloud VolXXll
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Ruth, your clever titles suggest some good times in your skies thereādespite all those dark clouds. You seem to find the beauty in any weather as your recent photos on the Gallery show too.
Michael, Iād also like to run through #224 on a hot day ā so inviting! Love the gentle gesture in #225.
Toupee
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Thanks Michael and Keelin. A lot of amazing B&W’s above. Beyond Recognition is very funny, Keelin. And #3232 is a great sculpture of waterdroplets Michael. I like your wavy ones (#226 and #228) also very much. Great vista in Big Fella, Ruth. Is that the place where the crescent moon watches?
Passers-by
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Hans, you are correct about the best place to watch a crescent moon.Ā They can be sneaky.Ā Your passer-by is a super shot of virga I believe.
Keelin, Beyond Recognition is got everything going for it.Ā That’s a keeper.
Michael, #231 is fun to figure out.Ā What type of cloud would you say?
Bowl Of Cottage Cheese
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Oh, indeed, this topic never fails to amaze! From Ruthās Simple Pleasure to Hansās Passers-by, with Michaelās wild shots spanning the spectrum of whatās possible up there, itās all quite remarkable and keeps us gazing agog, wondering just what weāre seeing sometimes.
The Illusion of a Distant Mountain
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As a new member, I’m enjoying seeing the work of everyone in the group.Ā I’m especially fond of black and white photography, so I’ll add one of mine from a couple of years ago.Ā A thunderstorm in Weld County Colorado, north of Greeley.Ā I’m looking forward to getting some fresh images when our thunderstorm season gets going in a few weeks.
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Thanks Keelin. My habitĀ remains to go for the most depth of field as I can get. Lately tho,Im trying to just exposeĀ for the bright spot with focus there,click.Ā So a lot of out of focus (mysterious) can come in handy. Some times it works some times you have to be in the right frame of mind to have fun with it.. Wild Shot btw.
Arizona B&W#249
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Love the serenity in #253, Michael, and the illusion of mountain peaks peeking through in #254.
Scratched must be what happens when the sky gets an itch, Hans. I like the tiny bird tickles.
And thatās a wholey Holey Duck you spotted, Ruth.
Below, cloud reflections floating in a pond at Denver Botanical Gardens…
Pondering
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One can reflect on Pondering that is an ingenious and intriguing fotograph, Keelin. I just saw today an amazing circumhorizon arc from you on the gallery waving like a flag over the moutains. Wow that’s a fantastic one too. It must have been a lucky day, I suppose.
Clouds Needing AĀ Shave is very funny, Ruth. Maybe the furry @256 by Michael might need a shave too.
Boom
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Nice work, you two. Michal, thatās some action in #261. The B&W format captures the drama perfectly.
Love your crow vortex chain, Ruth. What a fun capture with that whimsical smile at the top. As for that long haired gal you referred to a few posts back, I think sheās still in the chair going for The Layered Look.
Snip!Snip!Snip!
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