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Thanks Keelin! I try new ideas. I am always taking the camera to its limits and in that shot, 806, both came together for a visual workout. Focus ,contrast and design make for a constantly changing perception. With very little sharp and clear, my mind has a lot of fun with the shot. Whereas 805 goes from ambiguous amorphous grey to an exploding heavily textured black and white. Like your shot, a visual metaphor of the creativity process.
Arizona B &W#807
The Datat Recovery people did an excellent job. They’re from Wales, well at least the wife is. She (as secretary/receptionist) had me believing she is from down under. Then she demonstrated some welsh language(Gaelic) . Anyway..everything saved. Heres a shot from November
Arizona Asperitas#203
Thanks Keelin! I have a few more from that shoot. Low altocum made a great textured background for the cumulus drifting underneath . The light was a challenge also because basically only the south western sky had the altocum AND the lower cumulus fractus. I had to be patient. Its strange I shot a similar event right before the hard drive crashed. So like a week later this 2nd event occurred. Below is for now one of my favorite from the shoot. Maybe I get my hard drive recovered photos this week. Then there might be some more.
Arizona B&W#803
Yes Keelin its been a parade of clouds for almost a week here in the desert. The weather folks referred to the phenomena as a ” river” extending way out into the Pacific. It rained again here last night. Unusual!
Arizona Color#612
Sometimes Asperitas reminds me of VanGogh’s style of painting,
My hard drive decided to die. 8 years old.That is when I found out my back up wasn’t backing up any of my photos. So the broke hard drive is off to a data recovery session first thing Monday; 2 years of photos and documents and what not . So any pics I post here are new, a couple of days old at best. And yes, there was a Asperitas event just yesterday. Heres a shot from it.
Arizona Asperitas #202
