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StanEastwood

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#1

Clouds

10-06-2017, 10:43

Two shots taken in different parts of North Wales but each with 'clouds' as the theme - not that I thought of a theme when I took them, just they looked interesting. Pity we can't have some of the sun Ian gets.

Lanscape with clouds
by Stanley Eastwood, on Flickr

Low cloud, Denbighshire, North Wales
by Stanley Eastwood, on Flickr

Comments gratefully accepted.

StanII

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#2

10-06-2017, 11:19

Re: Clouds

Shows you the contrast the British weather can bring and yes we could all do with a bit of Ian's weather

- Tony

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#3

10-06-2017, 13:37

Re: Clouds

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#4

10-06-2017, 16:26

Re: Clouds

hot one today and not a cloud in sight

but clouds do make for a more interesting photo and you caught this well - nice work Stan II

:- Ian

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StanEastwood

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#5

10-06-2017, 21:45

Re: Clouds

Cheers guys.

StanII

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#6

11-06-2017, 15:46

Re: Clouds

In the first one the shapes of the trees compliment the shape of the clouds and makes a good balanced image....super shot!

Brian Vickers LRPS

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