Miramare cloudscape

[kal]

A new try at a subject I posted last year for your consideration (and had quite a lot of attention).

Almost everything different, but the spot I was taking the picture from and the direction I pointed the lens to.

Any comment will be greatly appreciated, especially regarding the rendering of the sky and clouds in the upper part of the frame. It is a 2-frames stitch made with hugin + enblend and edited with lightzone 2.4.

[Rob C]

Kal, does the Izonso still run down through Gorizia or has it dried with global warming?

Rob C

[kal]

Kal, does the Izonso still run down through Gorizia or has it dried with global warming?

Rob C
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It is still going strong. And no signs of warming or drying here this year... 18C right now with light rain, half a dozen thunderstorms in the last week...

ciao

[Rob C]

It is still going strong. And no signs of warming or drying here this year... 18C right now with light rain, half a dozen thunderstorms in the last week...

ciao
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Kal

I spent a year in Gorizia and Monfalcone when I was about eleven years old; my maternal grandmother came from Monfalcone.... I met a sort of second-uncle who was in some kind of police force at the time - he had a beautiful Alsation dog and I remember him taking the dog and me down onto the Izonso bed for walks. They were enchanted days. Since I wasn´t at school, being British, I spent those months going to the local cinema and seeing every cowboy movie that came along. There were lots of them in those days... I used to think that I spoke Italian quite well, but it turned out that I spoke a dialeto Veneto that only my grandmother´s generation could understand. Garibaldi, what did you do to the different langauges?
Ciao - Rob C

[sinc]

Interesting photo. The clouds in the top half of the cloud cover (the ones nearest) near to be sharper.