How to take really cool pictures of clouds

This is often harder than it sounds. We discus a simple philosophy that will turn the average into the fantastic.

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[PlayerKingSusu]

Hey! I have a Question. The Picture at 6:00 did you also get it by underexpose your picture and speed the shutter?

Thanks for yout Vids! =)

[PhotoClassPro]

@PlayerKingSusu I have no idea. That was over a year ago....

[limeloveprem]

how about using Circular Polarizing Filter???

[PhotoClassPro]

@limeloveprem Feel free. But what would be your purpose for this instance of using CP filter?

[moises030190]

@PhotoClassPro a CP filter removes reflection off of non-metallic surfaces, the atmosphere is built up of gasses, gasses that you may not see but do in fact reflect. once you remove that extra light coming in from the reflecting gasses you will notice a big difference. it will make you blues much darker and keep your white clouds white and with more contrast.

[PhotoClassPro]

@moises030190 OK. Right. But that was not the purpose of this video. We did do one talking about filters, however. This one was just about how to make cloud pictures more interesting in response to a listener email. I appreciate the explanation, though.

[leo2372]

LOL....mr happy cloud...

[DJbacktrack]

i rated you on itunes!!

thanks a ton for the tips.

[FraeuleinRotzfrech]

it's so FLUFFY I'm gonna die !! :3

[KatiAmandah33]

thank you for not being monotone in your vidoes! they've kept me interested and watching more.

[jasonwilton42]

@deejayphazer Ahaha a bit like a monkey.

[deejayphazer]

Pause between 6:00 and 7:00 and give thumbs up if you notice the human looking face in the cloud on the left side, right in the middle. It's a pretty spooky looking face too....

[InkRoze]

I love taking photos of the clouds!

They always have some story to tell, or an emotion.

Thanks!