The importance of clouds
While photographing in England recently, I befriended a couple who
were serious about photography and asked me for some help on getting the
most from a travel subject. One thing I pointed out to them was that
while there were literally thousands of tourists a day passing by the
same spot where they were standing, the only thing that changed daily
was the weather. I showed them that by incorporating the weather into
their photographs, they could make the images particularly their own.
This is especially true of interesting cloud formations. Here is a blog
post I did on my Learn Photography blog site that illustrates this point more in detail.
Yesterday evening in New York I was treated to these interesting, multi-layered cloud formations that reminded me of this story.
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