For much of the past two weeks I have been almost glued to my seat as a superb Olympic Games unfolded in London and at other venues the length and breadth of the UK. Team GB surpassed themselves in their medal haul. And now it’s all over and in one sense I feel lost. But also there is a horrendous backlog of things to do that just had to wait and now have to be tackled.
Even the camera sat upstairs untouched and unloved – until yesterday. In the evening one of those wonderful early evening skies caught my eye.
Clumps of cotton wool cloud (that’s the best I can do technically) covered the sky and were lit by a sun low on the horizon. I was out there, vaulting the fence to get a clear view, wide angle lens fixed. All other ideas for today’s post were abandoned. Sometimes nature just puts on a show that shouts ‘Pick Me’.
Great shot, as I looked at this on my iPad it tried something, I turned it upside down, check it out, looks like foam on a lake or something like that.
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Thanks Mark. You are right – I hadn’t tried it. There are images, especially reflections in water, that can look fascinating inverted
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Nice shot, Andy.
Sat my desk, I’m resisting the impulse to do a head stand!!
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Thanks Paul. Very wise – can’t have you performing acrobatics, without a full risk assessment. LOL!
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Great clouds! You might want to create a group in your library just for shots like this. You can always use them for sky replacement on the more drab days.
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Thanks Rob for a useful idea.
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Those clouds are awesome. Great capture Andy.
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Thank you Steven
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A gold medal shot if ever I saw one!
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Thanks Ken
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Cotton wool clouds is such a perfect description. Great shot.
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Thank you Edith
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Beautiful photo, Andy…glad you got off the couch. 🙂
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Thanks Scott.
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You’re welcome.
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