Altocumulus Lenticularis/ Foehn clouds above boulder in a mostly-stable atmosphere (Cape = 11).
Clouds 2nd // Eli Kopp-DeVol
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16 Comments. Leave new
Very nice framing of the subject! I really like that you decided to use the foreground as a nice frame for the beautiful clouds behind it. Nicely done!
Like the pic. The color and details in the foreground don’t distract from the cloud.
I really enjoy how far away you were from the focus point and I like your decision to zoom in as opposed to having a more wide angle image.
You might have posted a less edited or raw version of the picture, but the one I saw during your critique had very nice contrast, had great silhouettes of the buildings in front of the band of orange clouds reflecting the sunset.
I like how the cloud seems to match the curvature of the earth.
Great colors! The clouds resting at the bottom look really nice for some reason, it somehow makes the image in my opinion.
I like how we see the sihilouette over the buildings. The band of mountain wave clouds is quite beautiful. I like how it is isolated and you captured this well with the color.
Nice image! I like the darkness of the background and the awesome color of the clouds. The color contrast between the clouds and the reds of the background is really beautiful.
The color with the setting sun looks great. I also like the low layer of clouds in the back, it looks somewhat ominous.
Such a nice picture. Great colors across the board. Wonderful contrast across the types of clouds.
Love how you were able to capture such a yellow cloud. Also impressed how the foreground is dark while the background is lit
beautiful image. great dynamic range.
Super cool image of a sunset clouds. Love the coloring of the image and how it really pops
Those cloud banks in the back look really nice. Nice job seizing the opportunity to take the picture.
I love the colors in this. The dark silhouettes make it look really dramatic.
I really like the color in the sky. It may if you would be bale to make the campus darker and really bring out the color in the sky