Clouds; they exist.
Okay, so this was taken roughly two months ago. I thought it was a nice cloud formation, hence the photo. I think it was more defined in appearance than what the first image shows, but I can’t remember.
When I was processing this photo I decided to stuff around a bit with it and got the second image as a result. There were a few others, but I feel the second image works the best out of those.
Between these two I feel that whilst the second one brings forth more detail, the first is probably better overall. It’s much more gentle and perhaps vague, or “dreamy”.
This is my submission into the two hundred-and-twenty-fourth Lens-Artists Photo Challenge. The theme for this one is “Exposure“.
The host of the Lens-Artists challenges cycles weekly between the following people:
Week 1 – Tina
Week 2 – Patti
Week 3 – Ann-Christine aka Leya
Week 4 – Amy
Week 5 – John Steiner
Week 6 – Sofia Alves
Week 7 – Anne Sandler
Week 8 – Guest host
This one is hosted by Sofia. Anne hosts the next one.
I recommend participating in the challenges. They’re open enough to allow for a fair bit of thinking about approach and closed enough to keep focus on meeting the theme of each one. If you don’t participate, you should still check out what others of the Lens-Artists community are submitting.
I hope you enjoy.





Strangely enough, I find them both ethereal, even the overexposed one. As usual, I prefer that one, there’s more “drama” to it.
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Excellent, S.H. I love the greater contrasts in the second one. 👍
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I’m with John SH, I rather like the second one. More compelling.
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Your cloud pictures are great SH! Like you, I really like the first one first the best, I can see faint colors and it certainly has an ethereal feeling, great job!!
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