Cumulus clouds are the most common clouds that a person can observe. Most often we see these curly air masses in the sky.
Even children, when they depict a cloud in a drawing, they draw a cumulus cloud.
These clouds are best suited for any landscape.
With cumulus clouds, in general, all photos are good in any genre.
I can already make an exhibition with only clouds, where a variety of their types will be presented to the eye.
Only there will be no lenticular ones – there are no mountains in our region.
And yet, why is the sky stealing so much attention this year?
Is this some other viewing angle, another prism of perception of space and reality?
I've practically stopped shooting graphic subjects.
But clouds are a kind of graphics.
Not by genre, but by frequency, by creative wave, by vision.
And yet I still can't capture the storm clouds.
No, I still managed to capture something, but it's not enough.
And the most interesting and the most difficult, at the same time abstract, is the cloudy sky.
This is going to be very unusual!