Koyo Tamaki, photographic artist

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Comparison: Clouds in the sky

For several reasons, technically and aesthetically, I have been photographing clouds in the sky for decades. It is absolutely free of charge for everyone to look at and photograph the sky, while clouds keep transforming continuously and infinitely. It is a very good exercise to look at the form, as well as to construct the final image photographically.

Here, I would like to compare clouds in the sky, of New York and where I live right now, Eastern Asia. New York is located in the eastern edge of the American Continent, where the air is generally dry. And, my current location is surrounded by the sea, where the air is very humid and complex. Let’s see the comparison!

Left: NY, right: Asia. Left indicates the stream of air, while right displays dense clusters of various clouds.
Left: MA (sorry!), right: Asia. Left shows small clouds up to horizon, while right shows dynamic weather.
Left: NY, right: Asia. NY can have artificial clouds in play, while Asia has infinite mixture of sky and clouds.

Hope you enjoyed. Thanks! KT

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