Clouds for the cloud lovers
Oct 16, 2011 08:48:37 #
RockinRobinG wrote:
Hey...we've got clouds in Nebraska too!!! Go figure. <Laf'n> Sharing some of my favorites...
Love the last 2. all are great but the last two are my fav.
Oct 16, 2011 09:16:03 #
Oct 16, 2011 09:39:06 #
kmvailes wrote:
Love the last 2. all are great but the last two are my fav.
RockinRobinG wrote:
Hey...we've got clouds in Nebraska too!!! Go figure. <Laf'n> Sharing some of my favorites...
Love the last 2. all are great but the last two are my fav.
Thanks. They are mine too. The sunset clouds happened when I was driving home from work...had to stop on the highway to take a bunch of pix. Sure glad I had my camera with me!
Oct 16, 2011 09:40:42 #
CSF wrote:
I am like you I am forever looking up!
Oh my goodness...you sure didn't have to "look up" too far on the last two. Where were you when you took these? Clouds at ground zero...Whooooo! Excellent.
Oct 16, 2011 09:50:27 #
rmbanas
Loc: Michigan
They look great!
I love clouds, they add texture to the sky. I always want to do my senior shoots when there are clouds. Parents don't get it until they see the results.
I love clouds, they add texture to the sky. I always want to do my senior shoots when there are clouds. Parents don't get it until they see the results.
Oct 16, 2011 09:53:15 #
It was taken in April off of Antelope Island State Park in Utah http://stateparks.utah.gov/parks/antelope-island. It was one of those early spring days when we can get all four season in a matter of minutes. We were riding our horses out there when this storm front moved in it was pretty amazing. This is looking east toward Salt Lake City.
Oct 16, 2011 09:57:44 #
Oct 16, 2011 10:28:24 #
CSF wrote:
You can see your clouds for miles love it! Your Angel Wings are beautiful.
Thanks CSF. I'm in awe of the clouds on the water...very unusual phenomenon. Yeah...I love the E & W being nothin' but pasture (E) and farm ground (W)... N & S are wind breaks with cedars and pines so I don't have much of a view. "Angel Wings" was a fluke...I saw it out my W office window and ran out to get it before it left. Glad you enjoyed it.
Oct 16, 2011 10:57:17 #
dpullum wrote:
As a child I would watch Cloud-a-vision. The clouds were so artistic, doing dogs, cars, balls and many other shapes to entertain me in the long country hours. On cloudless days, there were ants and ant wars ...
As a child I would watch Cloud-a-vision. The clouds were so artistic, doing dogs, cars, balls and many other shapes to entertain me in the long country hours. On cloudless days, there were ants and ant wars ...
At risk of going off on a tangent (as is often the Gemini nature lol), I did the very same thing! Cloud-watching... not just the creative formations, but when the rays come shining through... I was sure there was a God in Heaven. I used to think he was speaking to me through those clouds... only to me.
(Of course my childhood was severely LESS than idyllic, but I digress).
Ants and any other bug... SPIDERS especially... and ants... were of particular interest and I learned to tell when it was going to rain or when the storms were over by the behavior of ants!
Anyway, your post, in combination with the thread Ian started and the contributions by others to the GLORIOUS "cloud-bank" fast-assembling here... brought back memories.
:) Thank you for that.
Oct 16, 2011 11:00:41 #
Oct 16, 2011 11:05:10 #
sinatraman wrote:
definetly an inspiration if not muse. Did you see I have a post in pictures titled in your honor its called tildeography. as in to shoot subject matter in the tilde school tradition. Face it girl Picasso haS CUBISM, YOU CAN HAVE TILDEISTIC STYLE OF THE MUNDANE. :!:
I don't know how I missed it, sinatraman, you sweet thing!
(Of course, I'm SO slow, I didn't realize there is a "Buddy List" that would make keeping up with specific, special folks and their posts in here a LOT easier, till this morning! *blush*)
"Tildeistic"... that's a tongue-twister but I love it! LOL
You rock. Never forget that.
Oct 16, 2011 11:27:09 #
Oct 16, 2011 11:37:34 #
Everybody's cloud pics are great. I love clouds and have shot some of my own to share. These are from Sept. of this year from central Illinois.
I hope this works. First time adding attachments here.
I hope this works. First time adding attachments here.
This is an old shot from a Nikon EM, so I scanned the print
Oct 16, 2011 12:13:01 #
Oct 16, 2011 12:15:45 #
rmbanas wrote:
They look great!
I love clouds, they add texture to the sky. I always want to do my senior shoots when there are clouds. Parents don't get it until they see the results.
I love clouds, they add texture to the sky. I always want to do my senior shoots when there are clouds. Parents don't get it until they see the results.
I'm in total agreement with you regarding the senior shots!
Nothing is better than the "real thing" when possible... those fake cloud backdrops just look... well.. flat!
This is a fab photo and I'm sure your clients are very happy with the results!
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