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Do you live in a dungeon without a window? Don't worry – you can still enjoy the gentle drift of cumulus by tunrning your TV into a tool for meteorological meditation. 'Colorcalm Skies' is a DVD of ever-changing, calming cloudscapes to play in
Continue ReadingJust when you thought you had to go all the way to Cape Town, South Africa, to see the famous Tablecloth Cloud that forms on top of Table Mountain, some kind fellows have put up a 24-hour webcam. You can watch this 'orographic' cloud spread
Continue ReadingA computer game with no winners and losers? One in which you just fly around making clouds? It can only have come from students at the University of Southern California, dude
Continue ReadingThose who yearn for a little more depth to their cloud photographs should take a look at the 3D photography of Luc de Rop, a member from Sinaai, Belgium. Finally, something worthwhile to look at with those silly glasses that you saved from the back
Continue ReadingEvery cloudspotter should be familiar with the sage words of the english Victorian art critic, John Ruskin, so we have put up an excerpt from ‘Modern Painters’ in which he wonders, as do we, why people don't look up more
Continue ReadingMarch 13th sees building work begin on the Italian Government’s Congress Centre in Rome. Suspended in the centre of the new building, which is designed by the Roman architect, Massimiliano Fuksas, will be an enormous ‘cloud’ made of teflon. The cloud will glow from within,
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Continue ReadingWilson A. Bentley, attracted world attention with his pioneering work in the area of photomicrography, most notably his extensive work with snow crystals (commonly known as snowflakes). By adapting a microscope to a bellows camera, and years of trial and error, he became the first
Continue ReadingWe have recently seen a sneak preview of a new photography book called 'Recognize' by Glen E. Friedman. Legendary photographer, Glen E. Friedman, made his name in the 1980s photographing the likes of the Beastie Boys (when they were just an emerging talent) and the cream
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