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When looking at cloud cover predictions for landscape photography, should I select my location or that of the distant mountains?
I am photographing mountains 50 miles away. If I want predict cloud cover — I'm looking for low clouds for sunrise — which location should I choose?
Should I choose where I am standing, or the cloud ...
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