Android Central Photo Contest: Clouds

[Joe Peterson]

Sitting on the Red River in Grand Forks, North Dakota watching storms roll in. Taken on my HTC Desire Eye edited in Google Photos.

 

[SMWordy]

Eerie mammatus clouds in Austin following our big Memorial Day storms/floods this year. OnePlus One.

 

[Josh Braucht]

Samsung S6 stock camera on HDR setting.

A huge storm rolled up on our house, and then split out over our neighborhood. We got a little drizzle, but this massive cell (and some of its friends) did a number to southeastern Wisconsin later that evening.

 

[Avirup Das]

This was at a hill station in southern India called Kodaikanal, last year. This was the view right from our hotel window just as the sun was rising, on our very last day there - we couldn't have asked for a better send-off, really. Best of all: this is taken from my (still going strong) Nexus 4, without any filters or editing

 

[ballzac]

One big cloud. Taken with GS6 edited with snapseed

 

[fredhenk]

Taken with Xperia Z3

 

[christian rollinson]

Hi, here's my entry, taken with a Galaxy S5.
It's 5 images stitched in autostitch and edited in Snapseed.

 

[sejar]

LG G4... HDR mode... edited with built-in tools...

 

[Torisen1]

https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipOYxj98LGeWB7PK-s9j9BuhhpdAZTPFk0CxYf3B

I hope this works. Taken with a Sony Xperia Z2. I get a lot of this from my house in Denver, CO. No editing, superior auto mode.

 

[flapjacky]

Taken with an LG G3. No edits. Took it when I got home from work and the clouds looked really odd. There were to bands of clouds. It was cool how one band was dispersing and that's what it looked like

 

[obtained]

Nexus 6. I had seen there was a contest, went outside, waited for the clouds to cover the sun, took picture, slight edit in photos editor, hit reply, insert image, uploaded image, typed out quick overview of my cloud capturing process, done.

 

[slyguy0]

I took this with my Nexus 6 from my balcony. Not much of a background story, we had been having some unusual weather in Toronto, and it looked like we might be in store for some more based on the sky, so I took a shot of the skyline. That's the C.N. tower in the distance on the left. I edited the photo using snapseed.

 

[robrrtp]

Downtown Pensacola. Galaxy S5 and a little shadow deepening in Picasa

 

[araya_samson]

Sun setting behind clouds.

Galaxy S3 edits in Google photos.

 

[olorin]

Taken with my LG G3

 

[pickyboy]

This was the clouds when I stopped during a motorcycle ride
I took this panoramic picture with my Nexus 6 and add some filters with Snapseed

 

[dannywalls76]

Here in Lincolnshire in the UK, when it's cloudy it usually means a blanket grey sky. This was taken on a beautiful warm Sunday morning in Skegness with my Galaxy S6 in auto mode. Cropped and tweaked using Pixelmatr.

Samsung Galaxy S6 64GB | iPad Air 2 64GB wifi and 4G

 

[sabrinandroid]

This photo was taken with my Galaxy S5 unedited and showing the beauty of the clouds with rays of sunshine piercing through

 

[monkebatres]

Taken just south of Guatemala City during a big thunderstorm last Friday the 14th. Used a Galaxy S6 with manual settings. Finally got the perfect shot after about 150+ photos taken. Cant seem to upload the image the right way around sorry!

 

[Abhishek SG]

It was taken behind a glass window at New Town, Rajarhat, Kolkata, with a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Neo and edited in Photoshop Express.

Exif: f/2.6, 1/150 sec, ISO-80, 4 mm.