Yup, they can.
This setting sun was throwing amazing colour on some incredible clouds.
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Oct 03, 2012 18:11 | #1 Yup, they can. TWO THREE FOUR Earlier in the day, this was the scene ... -
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socalrailfan Goldmember  1,475 posts Likes: 44 Joined Jun 2008 Location: Riverside, CA More info | Oct 03, 2012 18:31 | #2 Sure they can and add a little of the right saturation boost and watch the color come out of them. Dave - Riverside, CA PhotographersNature.com
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Snydremark my very own Lightrules moment More info | Oct 03, 2012 18:35 | #3 they sure can! - Eric S.: My Birds/Wildlife
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Morlow Goldmember  2,824 posts Likes: 2 Joined Jan 2009 Location: Yellowstone National Park More info | Oct 03, 2012 22:48 | #4 Really gorgeous shots! Chris Knapp
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Joe929 Senior Member  286 posts Joined Jul 2010 Location: Long Island, New York More info | Oct 04, 2012 07:11 | #5 As the sun sets and the light disperses through our Atmosphere, the colors can be incredible. This is obvious in your clouds, another example is a full moon when it first rises, it is full of color until it gets higher in the sky before it turns a lack luster gray. Nice shots. Canon 7D, 24-105L, 100-400L, Tokina 11-16, 430 ex II
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Canonguy39 Senior Member  560 posts Likes: 1 Joined Mar 2008 More info | Oct 04, 2012 08:29 | #6 That evening sun can do magic with clouds just as your photos show. Rod
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CucamongaAl Goldmember  2,095 posts Likes: 7 Joined May 2006 Location: SoCal More info | Oct 04, 2012 08:59 | #7 Clouds are great, but, also noticed your leaves changing to autumn/fall color in #2 and #4. I think I would be trying to incorporate the two somehow. KUDOS. Have plenty of Canons, enough ammo, enough to blow 'em to "L". Now, I just have to learn to aim.
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Mike ugly when I'm sober  More info | Oct 04, 2012 09:08 | #8 The first couple are very Turner-esque. Lovely www.mikegreenphotography.co.uk
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ElDuderino Goldmember  1,921 posts Likes: 8 Joined Mar 2007 Location: Denver, CO More info | Oct 04, 2012 09:15 | #9 |
Oct 04, 2012 09:34 | #10 Joe929 wrote in post #15078278  As the sun sets and the light disperses through our Atmosphere, the colors can be incredible. This is obvious in your clouds, another example is a full moon when it first rises, it is full of color until it gets higher in the sky before it turns a lack luster gray. In the north we live iin "high definition". The colours are often jaw-dropping just as they are. The difficulty becomes capturing that vibrance in the air. The night of those clouds I was walking around with the camera, repeating, "Wow", "Wow!", hoping my camera was capturing the scene.  A few nights before the colour on the rising moon was in incredible, maybe due to forest fire smoke in the air  -
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Oct 04, 2012 12:18 | #11 Beautiful shots ! I just love cloud formations & when the rising or setting sun is adding color its just amazing. "Everybody dies, not everybody lives"
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Really like the formations in number 4
