Just Clouds

[bbarna]

Bolivian Alti-plano
Chamonix 45N, Rodenstock 210/5.6, FP4, Red filter

[JRFrench]

From the highest part of highway in the country, ~1000m, 3300'

[Sal Santamaura]

From the highest part of highway in the country...

Which country?

[Jehu]

So we were driving from Tonopah to Goldfield to see what else we could photograph last weekend but we got sidetracked by the sort of clouds that you don't see every day. The four of us set up on the side of the road, focused and composed and waited for the traffic to clear. Then we took turns running out to the middle of the road, aiming and shooting during a break in the traffic. This shot was with a wide angle 90mm lens with a red filter, Delta 100 film developed in Rodinal:

[JRFrench]

Which country?

Hah, updated my profile.

Jehu, what a dramatic shot!

[GPS]

So we were driving from Tonopah to Goldfield to see what else we could photograph last weekend but we got sidetracked by the sort of clouds that you don't see every day.
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The cloud type on your picture is called Cumulus humilis. The most common cloud developing in good warm weather...

[Chris Dunham]

Which country?

It's the island just north of the TeWaiPounamu, the Mainland

Chris.

[seabird]

It's the island just north of the TeWaiPounamu, the Mainland

Chris.

And bear in mind that while JRFrench is technically correct as regards highways, the summit of the Crown Range Rd on TeWaiPounamu is higher than the Desert Rd.

Cheers

[Vaughn]

Mostly clouds, since I was in a cloud. Quite interesting leaning over the rail, not seeing anything, but knowing that it was a might long drop.

Taft Point, Yosemite National Park
Zone VI 8x10, FujiW 300/5.6

[Vaughn]

And here is the type of sky I like. Full of birds

Sutter Buttes, CA