Black & White Photos of Clouds Vol XXlV
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Hans I like the Just another day!..The gray drape you captured makes it a 3 dimensional wonder! Well Done! As is White Mtn Xmas Gregory! The wind creating a snow cloud off that peak? And talk about wind, if only the wind blown cirrus would drop to us in bolts of fine spun silk Ruth..
Arizona B&W#2403
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Beyond tragic scene in Los Angeles. Makes us all wonder about fire conditions around our own town. Keelin the undulatus shot was made possible with a zoom telephoto lens. A fair amount of , compression of space, takes place with a telephoto lens. The alignment of the undulatus with the background is what made me take the shot. So I got a lot of undulatus and a simpler background with lighting that made it all possible. Below is another shot , zoomed in on an area, that shows diminishing undulatus the closer you get to the bottom right. Hans your pic reminds me of the olde Cadillac tail fins on their 50’s era models!
Arizona B&W#2405
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Thank you Ruth. I shot that and Bacon and a few others , with camera programed as High Contrast BW. I get to choose just how much in the initial programming but then again in processing and then again, whatever happens to it here. Below is an example of going high contrast brings out all sorts of subtleties in the gray…as close as I could get to your feather..
Arizona B&W#2410
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Michael, #2438 has a dramatic vortex pull. It sets my mind to wandering where it will go.
And Hans, you know I can’t help seeing things as they aren’t. So I had to smile at your lovely Skeleton of a Cloud as it morphed into a toothbrush and feathered floss. Here, I offer some troubled teeth with long roots that could have used better hygiene.
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Oh dear Michael! And every time I scroll to re-read your comment, I start laughing at how funny it is. I hope the hair of the dog you don’t have isn’t standing on end.
Meanwhile, your #2440 is exceptional! I still find cirrocumulus the hardest of all clouds to capture well. And yet you always manage it.
Hair Of The Dog
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