Skies: Show your most impressive skies!

[Adrian Wareham]

Night sky by a local park (with the park's name on the building lit by standard sodium streetlights) with the moon and stars visible:

-Adrian

 

[Mark Hampton]

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Jake - this stack is beautiful - really enjoy the rhythm.

thanks for all the addtions man.

 

[Mark Hampton]

Night sky by a local park (with the park's name on the building lit by standard sodium streetlights) with the moon and stars visible:

-Adrian

*Adrian - there is something otherworldly about this work - its slightly disturbing - as if its something only half seen for me . thanks for the input on this theme.

 

[Mark Hampton]

I should never look at your photos before I go to bed, Mark. I have really bad dreams trying to figure out what it's all about. I'm not being negative or critical, I'm seriously missing the point. I can't even find a 'like' or 'dislike' in me. I need something to work with. Please shed some light so I can get a decent night sleep.
Cheers
Tom

Tom,

you may be thinking too much and not sleeping enough man - and if that's my pictures fault I can only apologies on their behalf - they have told me they don't want to be cause of frustration - but had also said that sometimes frustration is a feature of them.

the work is a picture of a picture that has been waxed. it's very photographic and is how it appears - its in this section because the underling structure is provided by a measurement of light reflected from a sky - recorded digitaly.

post a bloody picture of sky mr dinning !

cheers

 

[Tom Dinning]

Mark.

You want pictures of sky?
I'll give you pictures of sky!
You can't handle pictures of sky!
(spoken as a poor imitation of Jack Nickolson).

20120101_5658 by tom.dinning, on Flickr


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_DSC8633-1 by tom.dinning, on Flickr​

 

[Andy brown]

 

[jake klein]

 

[jake klein]

Jake - this stack is beautiful - really enjoy the rhythm.

thanks for all the addtions man.

Stack? This is a single photo. I wish I had more knowledge back then. I would have stopped the car and stitched as wide as I could. These formations went as far as the eye could see!

 

[Mark Hampton]

Stack? This is a single photo. I wish I had more knowledge back then. I would have stopped the car and stitched as wide as I could. These formations went as far as the eye could see!

Jake,

I meant the clouds looked stacked - it looks mental - not a photoshop terms - my bad. !

cheers

 

[Mark Hampton]

Andy & Jake have brought lighting to the table - always an awesome display.

thanks for the electric additions.

cheers

 

[Mark Hampton]

Mark.

You want pictures of sky?
I'll give you pictures of sky!
You can't handle pictures of sky!
(spoken as a poor imitation of Jack Nickolson).

20120101_5658 by tom.dinning, on Flickr​

Tom,

i love the delicate nature of this one - and I cant handle it !


there can be only one (in a highlander voice)

.... i'll be back!

 

[jake klein]

Jake,

I meant the clouds looked stacked - it looks mental - not a photoshop terms - my bad. !

cheers

I understand now. Man I still wish I understood stitching and panos back then. It was a scene of scenes.

 

[Michael Nagel]

There is room for more (than one )

Wolken - überstrahlt



Last Sunlight Reflected



Ammersee am Abend



Clouds over island​

Best regards,
Michael

 

[jake klein]

I need some HDR software! This was ran through a trial version of photomatrix.

 

[Lindsey Welch]

Everyone's photos are beautiful! Loving Andy Brown's and Tom Dinnings! I'm so partial to the storm photos.. These are some oldies, but goodies of mine:

Out on the Range in Colorado Springs

On the Range in Colorado Springs

What came the night of the two above: Colorado Springs Electrical Storm

Colorado Springs Electrical Storm, Again

Colorado Springs Electrical Storm, Another​

 

[Mark Hampton]

 

[Robert Watcher]

Moose Peterson made a post on his blog one time, that inspired me to go out and shoot some skies. Here are a few of what I got that day.

1) Probably my favourite because of the graphic feel and simplicity

2) And then this similar one with a "Lonely Tree"

3) A Local Cable company has all of their towers and dishes sitting on top of a hill out in this countryside

 

[Robert Watcher]

And then these 3 images I took by stopping on the side of the highway and shooting down it as the sun set at the end of the road.

4) There couldn't have been a more appropriate vehicle than a motorcycle, to fly by me and head up the road to the peak where I shot 3 or 4 to try and get him above the horizon and backlit

5) I like the offset and lots of black space drawing attention to the bright and colourful areas

6) Driving to the top of the hill, I pulled off on a side road to get a clearer view of the sky without hydro lines interfering

 

[Asher Kelman]

Everyone's photos are beautiful! Loving Andy Brown's and Tom Dinnings! I'm so partial to the storm photos.. These are some oldies, but goodies of mine:

Out on the Range in Colorado Springs

On the Range in Colorado Springs

What came the night of the two above: Colorado Springs Electrical Storm

Colorado Springs Electrical Storm, Again

Colorado Springs Electrical Storm, Another​

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Lindsey,

Fabulous!

Asher