What clouds produce colors that we all seek to capture in our landscape and outdoor images?  Can you forecast when they will occur?  Yes you can!  Michael DeYoung regularly uses cloud forecasts obtainable from the windy app or windy.com 

This presentation will be an overview of two things:  Identifying clouds and conditions on location that regularly lead to great sunrises and sunsets, and how to better forecast when colorful sunrises and sunset will occur several days out using global model forecast data from windy.com. 

About Michael DeYoung

Michael DeYoung is an adventure and landscape photographer, a former air force meteorologist, and photo tour guide who leads workshops and private tours in Alaska and in the American Southwest (find out more at:  www.activephototours.com)  Michael DeYoung served at ASONP president from 1997-1998.  Former Alaska residents, Michael and Lauri DeYoung regularly return to and photograph state wide. 

For many years, Michael produced custom imagery on assignment for Alaska tourism clients and was a major contributor at Alaska Stock.  He has countless national publication credits.  Michael regularly uses his meteorological skills to find the best light nature has to offer and is enthusiastic about teaching other photographers how to do the same.  He will also be teaching adventurers and wilderness travelers mountain and desert weather forecasting through one of his outdoor gear sponsors:  Hyperlite Mountain Gear. 

Michael DeYoung Photography – if it’s outside, we’re in
Adventure Lifestyle & Travel Photographer

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