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What I captured in 236 and 237 was a unassuming field of undulatus encountering the first hills leaving the Valley. The winds had a lot of fun with the undulatus.
Arizona B&W#237
Always Keelin. Sure there are times when the first drop lands and its always on the bald spot where most sensitive nerve endings are mysteriously placed..the needle sharp cold drop of rain,its time to go. After a few of them I got smart..wear a cap. #1321 I caught condensing right out of the atmosphere. The heat dome sends the air high into the cold atmosphere and voila!We had some strange weather usually formed in other parts of the continent over this weekend including a spotting of a tornado down in Chandler, east valley, ..determined to be a landspout or as i put it, i’ve seen seriously sun devils but this one is Mephistopheles himself. Anyway here is the north central view of the shelf cloud and coming hail.
Arizona Color #1322
There is a implied motion , maybe a lot, in that shot Keelin. I shot that in High Contrast mode as with #231 and #227 The high contrast looses detail in blacks and highlites but pops the remaining greys out. As you say , the eye gets pulled in from below and is invited to leave by a radiating top. Lots of fun in your Layered Look!
Arizona B&W#234
Keelin, One of the things about the Big Sky is you can see rain coming well before it arrives..and how much you mite get as well. I can shoot distant subjects with good zoom lens so itz raining but always a few miles from me.
Arizona Color#1319
I caught a ripple of aperitas rolling through Ruth. You caught gentle rolls and some steep stuff goin on above the hills. I don’t kno what I caught below but its looking back at me.
Arizona Asperitas#157
