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Cumulus and Cirrus
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[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
Cumulus and cirrus clouds.
Cumulus: resemble puffs, mounds or towers. They occur at low heighths of 1,640 to 19,685 feet (500–6,000 m) in elevation from the Earth.
The clouds next to the horizon: Cumulus castellanus (castle-like clouds)
Cirrus are composed of ice crystals and characterized by thin, wisplike strands, often accompanied by tufts. They occur In the high levels of atmosphere - above 5000 meters. |
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Hi Anton
This is super wide landscape,
beautiful colors,nice clouds.
Excellent
Regards
Fartash
Dear Anton,
As a retired air craft pilot this photo has touched my senses.
Excellent clarity. Love the composition plus your notes, pov, dof, SHARPNESS, focus, colours, multiple frames.
ONE GREAT PRESENTATION. !!!
Best regards,
Mario.
Hello Anton,
Good examble of cirrus and cumulus clouds. Beautifully captured and very appealing picture. TFS.
JC
Hello Anton,
I like the two different layers of clouds here, quite common during nice summer days in my place too!
Good textures in the sky, personally I might take out more polarizing effect but that is a matter of taste...
Nice framing with only a tad of ground!
Greetings,
Pablo -
- jojo
(176) - [2006-10-03 6:44]
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Splendide Anton
le cadrage est parfait il donne une bonne perspective
bravo
amitiées
jojo