Another night has come and another silvery clouds appeared in the sky. I don't remember a year when they were every day. Shooting was again in the form of an express walk, in which I was helped not by a scooter, but by a bicycle.
The only minus (or laziness) is that it is very inconvenient to carry a tripod with you, so I had to shoot by hands.
The nights are still relatively bright (they were), so the camera coped with my requests.
These clouds were unusual and as textured as possible!
The silver clouds are the slowest to move, but they still move and change shape.
I mostly watched them crawl out from behind the horizon...or is it the sun, as it moves somewhere beyond the horizon, changing its rays, illuminating the clouds farther and farther..?
The question came up because I once saw silver clouds moving away from the horizon, getting lower and fading away.
If the previous couple of years I studied the texture of different types of clouds and still could not get the silvery ones, then this year only they were filmed.
In subsequent filming they will simply be like a background, where I no longer paid attention to them.
But it's a sin not to pay attention to things like this.
