Cloudscape Photography: Exploring the Limitlessness of the Sky | Contrastly
When you look up at the clouds in the vastness that is the sky, you may see a couple of different things. You may observe fast-moving clouds or clouds that appear to have faces in them. Many people have also observed this wondrous and almost ethereal quality of clouds, which is what paved the way for cloudscape photography to slowly but surely expand its reach as a genre. Essentially, it is the photography of either clouds or the sky, no matter what time of day, color or sizes and shapes. Not a dizzyingly popular photography genre by any means, cloudscape photography is more of a niche that's an acquired taste... but what an acquired taste it can be if you know what you're doing and have a passion for capturing the sky on film! This is such a photography niche that only a couple of photographers stand out in history as making famous contributions to the genre. photo by David DeHetre A Belgian photographer, Leonard Misonne, made his mark by producing black-and-white shots of dark
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