After the clouds lose their color

Another one from Discovery park. My primary focus was the drone but also had my camera with me. After I put the drone away, there was just a teeny bit color left in the clouds. By the time I set up my camera, that was gone as well leaving very gray clouds. While my eyes just saw gray clouds, the sensor picked up some color in those grey clouds.

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Really nice patterns in those clouds to go along with the small amount of color left. The faint magenta contrasts well with the yellows and oranges on the horizon.

I have often been surprised by colors the camera picks up in post-sunset skies. Always a welcome treat when you didn't want it to end. I like how this crop allows the sky to show off those interesting cloud patterns. Nice feature to complement the eye-catching horizon.

Very nice clouds. I have found that when I am working with more than one camera, I often miss stuff.

Love the patterns Jameel. And yeah, it's amazing in terms of color just how the camera can absorb the color.

AlanLichty said:

Really nice patterns in those clouds to go along with the small amount of color left. The faint magenta contrasts well with the yellows and oranges on the horizon.

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Thanks Alan

Amy Earl said:

I have often been surprised by colors the camera picks up in post-sunset skies. Always a welcome treat when you didn't want it to end. I like how this crop allows the sky to show off those interesting cloud patterns. Nice feature to complement the eye-catching horizon.

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Thanks Amy. I often find people leaving as soon as the color show is over. There is plenty of action even after that.

Ben Egbert said:

Very nice clouds. I have found that when I am working with more than one camera, I often miss stuff.

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Thanks Ben. Jim can teach a few tricks on how to handle 7 cameras and 3 tripods along with a drone and go pro

JimFox said:

Love the patterns Jameel. And yeah, it's amazing in terms of color just how the camera can absorb the color.

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Thanks Jim.