Friday's Focus - 2019/04/19 - Clouds

JimFox

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The Focus this Friday is on Clouds!

We are looking for Landscape Photos where Clouds dominate the photo, or it could simply be a photo of just clouds and no other objects.

I will start, just add your photos to this thread.

Jim

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PS. I know I have a photo or two of just a cloud.... I will try to find them later today. :rolleyes:
 

AlanLichty

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I have some that might work for this:

Table Mountain - Columbia River Gorge.


Harris Beach, Brookings, OR.


Ruby Beach


Second Beach:


Jackson Lake Sunrise:


Battery Point Lighthouse, Crescent City, CA:

 

JimFox

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Jim Dockery

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I have some that might work for this:

Table Mountain - Columbia River Gorge.


Harris Beach, Brookings, OR.


Ruby Beach


Second Beach:


Jackson Lake Sunrise:


Battery Point Lighthouse, Crescent City, CA:

I like Second Beach the Best, Alan.
 

JimFox

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I may have posted one or more of these before but they just fit the brief so well. From a cycling trip to Bavaria.View attachment 17647 View attachment 17648
And lastly from the same trip and this time I got very wet.
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Thanks for another great subject Jim.

above my house

Mt. Pilchuck sunset

Maui

Skagit valley

Skagit valley painted
Now we are talking Jim! You really nailed the clouds theme here. The clouds in yours dominate to the degree that the ground layer doesn’t really even matter.
 

AlanLichty

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Like Doug I decided to try a really deep dive in my archives. This is from the area near the Hans Flat Ranger Station in Canyonlands where I spent 8 weeks living in a tent camp while participating in an archaeological field school in 1975. One night in July the skies went completely nuclear with a thunderstorm developing right at sunset. Scanned from Agfachrome 64 slide film.

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Like Doug I decided to try a really deep dive in my archives. This is from the area near the Hans Flat Ranger Station in Canyonlands where I spent 8 weeks living in a tent camp while participating in an archaeological field school in 1975. One night in July the skies went completely nuclear with a thunderstorm developing right at sunset. Scanned from Agfachrome 64 slide film.

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Those mammatus clouds in the second one look really nasty, Alan.
 

AlanLichty

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Those mammatus clouds in the second one look really nasty, Alan.
I didn't have a wide angle lens back then - just a 55mm and a 100mm with a 2x tele-extender so the worst part was trying to decide where to shoot when the whole sky above you was lit up. We didn't actually get hit all that hard by the storm at all but it sure looked amazing.
 

JimFox

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Like Doug I decided to try a really deep dive in my archives. This is from the area near the Hans Flat Ranger Station in Canyonlands where I spent 8 weeks living in a tent camp while participating in an archaeological field school in 1975. One night in July the skies went completely nuclear with a thunderstorm developing right at sunset. Scanned from Agfachrome 64 slide film.

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There you go Alan! It is some photos like these that I was thinking about. Minimal ground layer.
 
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