Android Central Photo Contest: Clouds

[Thunderbird227]

Taken with an HTC one M7 was walking along the street after a rainy day

 

[Robert Brus]

I took this photo last night with my Droid Maxx in Naples, FL. As the sun was setting, the surrounding clouds began to glow a beautiful red/orange. There were also some regular clouds in the distance.

 

[alexradu]

Saw this beautiful reflection of clouds on our plane wing during a flight from Toronto to Montreal last year (the start of a 2-week vacation to Portugal).
Taken with Nexus 5
Minor editing using the limited (but convenient) Google Photos app

 

[LegalAmerican]

Taken with my Galaxy Note 4 in Northern Utah as a massive Thunderstorm moved in. Edited with Snapseed of course!

 

[Zac Gillming]

Was leaving work out here in sunny California and saw them just marching across the sky with the world's smallest mountain range in back ground.

Taken with my Galaxy Note 4 and cropped and massaged with GIMP.

 

[TurboHope]

taken on my S6 Edge on I-75 at 75 MPH. We packed the car up and headed up to Traverse City Michigan

 

[p51d007]

Storm clouds moving in. Huawei Ascend Mate2

 

[TurboHope]

Took this off my last phone, a Droid Turbo. We in Michigan are known for a strange weather, it changes from a storm to beautiful and back again all in a few mins. This was taken after a storm passed, just in time to make a beautiful sunset pic. I took this in Midtown Detroit where i live. Hope you enjoy it.

 

[bsinc1962]

A snow squall near my house in NW Wyoming. Taken with a LG G3 and no edits.

 

[hal1429]

One of my favorites. Taken with a 2014 Moto X in HDR mode.

 

[shizam76]

Samsung Galaxy S3. No editing. This is a rare double column of rain falling with sun between them! Looking out from our balcony last year in Longboat Key Florida.

 

[sdmark]

Some pretty cool photos already! This picture was taken with my galaxy s4 and slightly cropped/edited with snapseed. I had a layover in Phoenix and had some nasty turbulence by these clouds

 

[Joshua Bell]

Taken with a Nexus 5 and edited with Snapseed during Arizona Monsoon season.

 

[tvoller]

Shot with a Galaxy S3 a couple years ago: Canal Park, Duluth, Minnesota, looking out across Lake Superior with seagulls animating the sky. I did use clone tool to remove a few of the birds in the distance ... also (as I recall) did a bit of work on saturation and contrast.

 

[pmafoto]

Cloud watching with my Oneplus One.

Edited in VSCO Cam.

 

[Msean_owensby]

Snapped this beauty on my LG G4 after a long night at work. Edited on Google's Photos app before the overhaul.

 

[benben]

Skydiving.
Permanent installation in Oslo near the central station. I don't know if it's actually called that but it's an obvious name, don't you think?
The divers are bronze, I think, and as big or bigger than a person. There's actually six of them.

Taken with my HTC HD2 (which I was stupid enough to sell) and edited in Vignette for Android.

Edit: Oh, and I'm not a US citizen, just wanted to chip in

 

[antjphotog]

This was a typical Miami Summer afternoon. June 1st through November 30th is the traditional hurricane season, but along with this is our regularly scheduled afternoon thunderstorms or "cloud show" as i like to call them. 2-5pm is the usual showtime and there is never a dull moment. This was a photosphere captured on my Samsung Galaxy Tab 10, edited in snapseed to show the true "drama" of nature.

 

[Prestitivo]

On a hike in Organ Pipe Cactus national park in southern Arizona. Taken with my Verizon LG G3 with no editing.

 

[jimbl]

Taken last night with my Galaxy S6, auto mode, point and shoot, no edits.