Bryan Sabol Photography
@bryansabol
Landscape photographer, storyteller, hopium addict www.bryansabol.com
I’ve no idea what type of cloud this is, but it’s one of the more spectacular displays nature has thrown over Puget Sound for me to capture.
QC your cool cloud shots…
Pileus Cloud cap clouds are so unique
Created when strong updrafts force moist air upward, it acts as a "cap" over top of the crunchy cumulus clouds and indicates, often within minutes, that severe weather or thunderstorms may be developing.
They are different than the frayed and feathered looking clouds across the
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Have a great weekend, all!
ITAP of the remnants of a pier (“Pierhenge”? 🤭).
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What’s that, you say? You need another artsy black-and-white shot of a dune?
Glad I could help… 😉
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For Monochrome Monday, I’m casting another photo from my recent trip. I just can’t get enough of these dunes…
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Sharing my beautiful place… who’s next?
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We made it to the weekend! 💪
I’m sharing more photos I took from my most recent photo trip, primarily of my latest obsession: sand dunes.
I’m convinced they’re the perfect subject for minimalist landscape imagery.
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In honor of @erikx ’s great moody photographs of empty benches, I found this seat, looking out over the Pacific ocean under heavy skies…
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I’m back from my latest photo trip with some interesting shots. I’ve lots of post-processing to do, but here’s one of the images I can cast just in time for Water Wednesday: ITAP of decaying pilings in the receding surf.
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