Yesterday morning I was about 30 minutes too late to see what was most likely a strikingly colorful sunrise. But I did get a few shots of the morning clouds. Here's one...
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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Dave, it looks like you got a little rain last night. It is a nice effect to see the beautiful blues and golds reflected in the puddle in the foreground.
Here is another bridge image processed in DAP (Dynamic Auto-Painter). But this bridge was in Florida.
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I decided to let the sun come out after your rainy morning scene.
Dave, I like! Good perspective, and the wet street really adds interest.
California getting some strange weather with the tornado. Anywhere close to you?
Lorell, exchanging snow for sand... a good trade! Good adjustment, looks loose. I like it!
Back to the ice age, standing on a Glacier in the Canadian Rockies.
Thanks Lorell. I also like the colors reflected in the puddle.
Nice job on your image. I like the shape of the walkway as it reaches then disappears over the hill.
Thank you Rich. The closest I've come to to a glacier was seeing the one at Lake Louise in Banff, Alberta, Canada. But that was miles away across the water.
No, the tornado wasn't near me - probably around 60 miles north along the coast. I do remember one year when a very small and short-lived tornado did touch down about 5 miles away from me.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
Nikon D7500 with Nikkor 18-300 mm; PSE2021, PSCS5 Ny Flickr Albums