Lets see your B&W

[jostakesphotos]

This is a photo I can revisit and look at again and again. It's quite interesting to see the daily life of others in faraway places. Congrats for capturing a fascinating story of the everyman.

Thanks a lot

Wonderful image

Thanks, much appreciated.

 

[jostakesphotos]

Wonderful image

Thanks, much appreciated!

 

[Brian]

Kodak DCS200ir, Micro-Nikkor 55/2.8. This camera was easy to hand-hold. Take one picture to get the internal hard drive spinning and it acted as a gyroscope.
Bought 30 years ago. 1.6MPixels, $12,400.

 

[Box Man]

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A few months ago, after getting off the train I noticed that something was unusual about the sky. The clouds were slanted almost perfectly at an angle of maybe 30 degrees. An anomaly, to be sure, but ever since I’ve often wondered about the cause of such a cloud formation. Does anyone know the reason for this phenomenon?

This is another photo of the bizarre cloud formation/weather anomaly. Can anyone offer an explanation for what is pictured here? Thanks in advance!

 

[jostakesphotos]

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This is another photo of the bizarre cloud formation/weather anomaly. Can anyone offer an explanation for what is pictured here? Thanks in advance!

I've never seen anything like this before. But it makes a nice shot!

 

[Box Man]

I've never seen anything like this before. But it makes a nice shot!

Thanks! It was truly a sight to behold. Everyone knows that clouds are non-geometric in shape, but the bottom part of the above cloud was nearly in a straight line. Well, I guess we’ll have to wait for a specialist to explain. Thanks again!

 

[Macro guy]

 

[JCDoss]

Net by Jason Doss, on Flickr
Pentax K-1 mII and Pentax-M* 300mm f4.0 at f4.0, 1/500s, and ISO 200

 

[Barbie Heid]

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A few months ago, after getting off the train I noticed that something was unusual about the sky. The clouds were slanted almost perfectly at an angle of maybe 30 degrees. An anomaly, to be sure, but ever since I’ve often wondered about the cause of such a cloud formation. Does anyone know the reason for this phenomenon?

I've seen that in the clouds with cold fronts coming in. I guess the change is so drastic it causes a straight line (my guess).

 

[Kevner]

"RIP Mike Butler" - Graffiti at the Monterey Tides Hotel. It was cold and misty our entire stay there.

• SONY ILCE-7RM4A
• Sony FE 24-70mm F2.8 GM II (SEL2470GM2)
• ƒ/9
• 24mm
• 1/160s
• ISO 100

Processed in Capture One, tritone in PS/Creative Cloud