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Lenticular Clouds
OK since everybody is showing their shots from Patagonia I figured I\'ll show one too. I haven\'t shown one for a while now so here is one that became quite popular on 500px.
To me beauty of Patagonia has no limits, and seriously I\'d spend a month there and still just scratching the surface. For this particular picture I was \"hunting\" some lenticular clouds (I\'ve never seen them before live) and the place didn\'t disappoint me. So here is the most photogenic mountain chain of Fitz Roy mountains in El Chaltén, Patagonia, Argentina. The clouds moved over the mountains producing an unreal scene. Colors, timing, and high winds that move these clouds so quickly, as well as stretched them, were all in place. The scene was simply stunning. But, I don\'t care about the mountains on this shot as much as clouds, so I decided to use the Topaz Clouds Sharpening plugin for PS to make them pop quite a bit, as you can see, and mask out everything else. Yes I know this shot looks little crazy but I like it this way. It is this beauty that made my pay to go there with Chuck and others that also posted their images here on this forum.
Click on the image to enjoy it against the black background.
Apr 27, 2014 at 08:00 PM
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