August 6, 2019; Vevey, Switzerland. I promised another shot from this dizzying, dazzling, drenching day and here it is. Looking south from Vevey, twenty-three minutes after the first shot posted on August 7, facing the same direction. As the weather speculators are fond of saying, “rapidly changing conditions.”
Quite a few pixels had their lives subtly but permanently altered on this one — all for a good cause.
(Canon G7X II. RAW processing in DxO PhotoLab 2.3, Editing in Adobe Photoshop.)
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Once again you’ve presented a happily minimalist coastscape.
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Maybe more like gloomily minimalist in this case but regardless, thank you.
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Wow… the cloudscape!!
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Thank you. It was a never-ending day.
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sei straordinariamente bravo
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Grazie. Ti dico lo stesso. 
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many thanks!
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You may not have to put up with the “rapidly changing conditions” in order to get a shot like this but it’s worth it.
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Thank you. You get wet, you dry off. So it goes.
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The clouds look like fingers coming out to grip the sky and squeeze water out onto the sea.
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That’s what got me.
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black clouds heavy with rain are heading towards the island or the coast and I see them as an army preparing for the attack (very heavy storm)
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Fascinating. That made me think of JMW Turner’s “Ulysses Deriding Polyphemus.” Thank you very much for your comment. Take a look at my August 7 post to see what that scene looked like about 20 minutes earlier.
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I love the deep rich colours and the cloud all together another strong compositions 📷☺️🤓
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Thank you very much. It a lot of post processing work to really bring this out.
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Well you have composed a beautiful art work ☺️🤓
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😊🙏
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I love the very subtle handling of the light here, Michael.
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Thank you. Mother Nature gave me quite something to work with.
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