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Michael LerchParticipantThank You All!
These shots were taken with the chosen pre programed ” Landscape” which Canon already has a blue bias to and I notched up the contrast and saturation also. Shot at low speed of 100 to keep the “Noise” down and traded off depth of field as a result. Even the pre sun rise sky in the desert here is brite enough to get hand held shots but it takes practice. Thats all before I took one shot. Processing involves contrast, brite/dark balancing, saturation adjust and hue control,cropping ,spot removal etc etc, So the picture you see is a few steps removed from reality, as all pictures are. Clouds offer the opportunity to see the world differently from the stereotypical and mundane.The shots are almost overhead shots,straight up thru the clouds , everyone. There is perhaps a 15 minute window as the reds and oranges sweep through the clouds westerward, much like a sunset in reverse.
Please do contribute Keelin and any others. Yes the most difficult part of these shots is getting out of bed.. But witnessing a different cloud presentation is worth it.
Same roof different morning;

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Michael LerchParticipantSome Fun With Depth

Michael LerchParticipantFog

Michael LerchParticipantWhy Does That Look Like Neil Young? Hes Too Old to be Swimming in Rough Water,OK,Maybe Van Morrison, But Hes Too Old Too..My Goodness
A little fun with a spot.

Michael LerchParticipantNice Work David! Hope to see more!
Michael LerchParticipantHans, Always hand carry your camera and soon the clouds will be performing for you. Its like they luv to audition. Nice capture!
Michael LerchParticipantlet your eyes adjust

Michael LerchParticipantYes Keelin the Rise from Lower Left to Upper Right Seems a Natural Uplift.
Below I Use Pure White and Black Sparingly
Michael LerchParticipantI see I wasn’t the only one with computer problems. I hope remedies stay in place for both of us.
Yay!

Michael LerchParticipantTheres Always One in a Crowd

Michael LerchParticipantSharkcularis

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