In all the previous years, I've never been able to capture the silver clouds properly. There were moments, but they weren't as bright or detailed. This year, I've been very lucky with the silver clouds.
First, I climbed onto the fire balcony of one of the nine-story buildings and took a photo of the general view.
But I need some variety in my stories – hello from the reporting world!
I took a rental scooter and went around the city to take photos of various objects with silver clouds.
It was very fast. I can't tell you the exact time because I didn't keep track of it, but I was charged $7.26. With scooters, it's all about time, not distance.
The only thing I had to do was take pictures by hands. But modern mirrorless cameras don't have any problems with noise, and the nights were bright.
It was an interesting experience. Now I know that I could have done it even faster on my bike... but it would have been physically demanding, and it would have been free and healthy!
Looking ahead, I can say that these silver clouds were a warm-up or a training session before the "real" silver clouds.
For the past two years, I have been paying special attention to the sky and different types of clouds.
This year, only silver is shown.
