#dramatic skies

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[jacobhubertusart]

May 2025. From my garden. By Jacob Hubertus. Follow me on Instagram

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[sonyaheaneyauthor]

Black Mountain Tower in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory. X

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dRAMATIC SKIES

[dopescissorscashwagon]

By Ken James: This was probably the most dramatic sky that I've photographed. It was in the Badlands SD which themselves look sureal and outerworldly.

The rays happened so fast that I had about 15 seconds to capture them. I ran back over to this spot that I previously shot and put it on burst mode. This was the final result.

📸 by @Openshutter21

[ostdrossel]

With the weather basically

changing daily at the moment, there can be cool light moments against inast dramatic stormy skies. This was one moment, and the Redwinged Blackbird looked so lovely. He has a nice little spotty pattern going on in his wings too. With the RWBB, not all individuals look alike, the vibrance and size of the epaulets differs according to age and genetics. If you live within their range and see one with just a thin yellow line on the wing, chances are, it is still a RWBB, just with slightly less color.