Paphos Life

Well, having no power could not stop me to wait for daylight coming after that heavy storm last night.Villages in the distance have electric though..while around me all pitch-black



View towards the wind farm


it looks like the humidity is moving fast away




back to Troodos view where the clouds get the first sunrays..




suddenly these parallel clouds arrived for a short moment


I had to be in a hurry to get all the different moods... this was towards the sea and Airport


soon the sun will appear near the wind farm


here we are...


sun is burning the clouds away..


but this was for a short moment only as for a sudden this happened....nasty looking clouds promising rain..


birds are in a hurry to return to their nest at the rock of Episkopi


and seconds later the next bad weather front with thunder moved in from the sea


Max

Very atmospheric. Thanks for sharing.

That's a great series of photos, thanks Max

Fantastic photos thanks

Great pics as ever Max, and I'm very well aware that we really, really do need the rain, but just so hate it!! And thunder and lightning - let's just not go there!!

Smashing pics Max.

I've lived in Cyprus for as long as "many" members ( won't say how long )
and never seen a yellow sky! Pic no. 1

That first one is unreal!

Another "yellowish" one...



Max

Dominic wrote: ↑Fri Nov 30, 2018 8:10 pm That first one is unreal!

(camera data: 50mm, 1/13 sec, F 4.0, ISO 2500)

Max

Thank you all for your nice comments about my weather pics... it tells me not to stop posting photos from early mornings in Cyprus in future...

Max

cyprusmax47 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 01, 2018 10:13 am Thank you all for your nice comments about my weather pics... it tells me not to stop posting photos from early mornings in Cyprus in future...

Max

Fabulous shots as always Max. Please don’t ever think of stopping posting these stunning early morning photos, some of us are sometimes not good at expressing our appreciation of your efforts of getting up early to get the best photo to post for us all to see and enjoy...............I love them X

Quite a high tide too.

Thank you Max for your figures. Low light shots are much harder to take properly so that information is very useful.

Dominic wrote: ↑Sun Dec 02, 2018 9:01 am Quite a high tide too.

Thank you Max for your figures. Low light shots are much harder to take properly so that information is very useful.

You're welcome Dominic. As I slowly understand how the settings work with my camera (hundreds of pics done with bad result!) it is amazing what one can achieve and there is no photoshopping either even when it looks sometimes, like on these two shots from today's morning session.


(F 4.5, 1/40 sec, ISO 80, 25 mm)

what is extremely handy with this bridge camera, when you play with it, to zoom with the click of a button, unlike cameras you have no objective with variable focal length bought. With the same setting like above I managed this pic just with a different zoom... (700 mm and 1/60 sec)
It could be photoshopped.....Another important thing is the focus on manual setting that it won't change.



Max

memory man wrote: ↑Fri Nov 30, 2018 5:54 pm Smashing pics Max.

I've lived in Cyprus for as long as "many" members ( won't say how long )
and never seen a yellow sky! Pic no. 1

I live here 35 years permanent MM, and never have seen a blue and orange sky one can see on my last pic AND to be able to photograph it... When travelling to Indian Ocean islands like Mauritius or Seychelles I have seen similar colours, but not here. A yellow sky is not that rare but this day's vivid yellow was amazing.

Max