PHOTOGRAPH INFO

This photograph was taken this morning on the way back from the supermarket. I hope I wasn't the only one that saw these magnificent clouds today! Much more detail in the larger version.

Post-processing: Shot with the Canon EOS 5D and the Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L lens at 24mm, ISO 200, f/20, shutter 1/100s. Curves adjustments and color balancing.

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--Kathleen

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Good God! That's magnificent! It looks like you could reach up and touch the sky from where you were standing. Had that been me I would have spent so much time photographing these clouds, the ice cream and other frozen goodies would have melted all over the groceries in the car! Fantastic image, as usual, Kathleen.

That is pretty amazing. Fabulous! The clouds seem to mimic the rows in the field.

We were pretty solid overcast and/or rainy yesterday all day.

That is wild! The rows in the sky mimic the rows on the earth. You've got to love Mother Nature.

I love how the clouds mirror the rows in the fields.

Another good example of what God paints in your back yard you capture for our enjoyment. (Kathleen - for those who wish for one of your worst shots, maybe now would be a good time for one of you shots of JPH to surface! Ha!)

That is some spectacular clouds. Perfectly composed with the crop leading your eye right through the image.

Wonderful image. Rows above rows.

Interesting how the clouds seem to follow the lined rows in the field. Nice capture.

Amazing. I love how the clouds mimic the rows on the ground. Beautiful contrast and colors.

Beautiful.

Interesting field you're in,(as usual.) Glad to see you shooting up a blue streak.....looks more like con-trails though.....perhaps leading to the Lake Isatoxin AFB........or Jakey has been crop dusting with a Concord.....hear something?

We are SO lucky you have a Carry Permit for that cannon.

Tnatk you vrey mcuh!

Absolutely awesome, Kathleen! It looks like they were bearing down on you.

Fertile are the fields of your mind. Are there areas that can be harvested? Is the information gained worth while? There are areas that lie fallow, areas that have been processed, areas that are "ripe for picking" and areas that have never even been cultivated. Those areas are off limits, in fact, if it was even contemplated, there would be a storm of protest by the established way of thinking.

Over all of these varied sections rolls a wave of consciousness. It sweeps onward, always moving, always pulsing, always searching to discover the way to enlightenment, peace and self assurance.

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