Attached Link: http://flickr.com/photos/herbe_nelson/443555393/sizes/l/

Of course, now I also have to try replicating it in Vue :)

WOHA!! :)

Now this is quite a challenge!

Thats a good one!

Since i use VUE i look  " different"  at the sky's   The funny thing is that i oftenly see real sky' s /atmosphere's and then i think..  If i would create that in VUE it would look like a fantasy scene. 

Nature can produce so many incredeble scene's that if we would copy it, most people would say it could not be real.  :-)

This picture is a great example of that.

( I hope i make sence )

I agree with Cherryman and those clouds are Absolutely Magnificent!!!! Merry Christmas!!!

Those clouds look amazing!

Yep - truth is often stranger than fiction. Not that it wouldn't make for some serious cloud building practice!

Thanks Agiel  :o)

Quote - Yep - truth is often stranger than fiction. Not that it wouldn't make for some serious cloud building practice!

Thanks Agiel  :o)

I as already playing with it also ...

Since i use VUE i look  " different"  at the sky's   The funny thing is that i oftenly see real sky' s /atmosphere's and then i think..  If i would create that in VUE it would look like a fantasy scene.

When I started using Bryce, this happened to me regularly. I wondered how I would recreate such or such sky.
After this, I switched to photography and my concerns were different. I wondered which filter (ND grad, reverse ND grad) I would use to capture a scene properly.

http://www.darkroastedblend.com/2006/10/atmosphere-goes-nuts.html

Tip: Surf this site, it has many more wonderfull things !