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Angry Skies
This is probably the last thing most people want to see coming straight at them, and let me tell you guys, this was perhaps the craziest photoshoot I had ever been on. I was actually out to shoot the sunset over the Rockies, and I did, but the sunset was fighting this storm, like battle of Heaven vs Hell.
I am not kidding you, the storm got real violent and I was anticipating the sound of tornado sirens at any second. Check out that wall cloud on the right with the rain coming down, I took quite a few shots until my Mom who was with me and driving (she loves going with me shooting) said "I think it's time we get the heck out of here!"
I left the road in on purpose along with the speed limit sign to show a sense of scale, besides, I think it kind of works with the whole country road look and feel.
Selectively blended HDR in areas, shot on my Minolta 18-200DT Lens, Singh-Ray CPL, Lightroom, Dynamic Photo HDR and PS.
John
More of my work can always be seen on my website at jdebordphoto.com Please don't use my images without asking first, all work is © John De Bord Photography and may not be used to blog, commercially, or redistributed without consent. Just ask me first!
This is probably the last thing most people want to see coming straight at them, and let me tell you guys, this was perhaps the craziest photoshoot I had ever been on. I was actually out to shoot the sunset over the Rockies, and I did, but the sunset was fighting this storm, like battle of Heaven vs Hell.
I am not kidding you, the storm got real violent and I was anticipating the sound of tornado sirens at any second. Check out that wall cloud on the right with the rain coming down, I took quite a few shots until my Mom who was with me and driving (she loves going with me shooting) said "I think it's time we get the heck out of here!"
I left the road in on purpose along with the speed limit sign to show a sense of scale, besides, I think it kind of works with the whole country road look and feel.
Selectively blended HDR in areas, shot on my Minolta 18-200DT Lens, Singh-Ray CPL, Lightroom, Dynamic Photo HDR and PS.
John
More of my work can always be seen on my website at jdebordphoto.com Please don't use my images without asking first, all work is © John De Bord Photography and may not be used to blog, commercially, or redistributed without consent. Just ask me first!
Image size
910x604px 423.07 KB
Make
KONICA MINOLTA
Model
MAXXUM 5D
Shutter Speed
1/10 second
Aperture
F/9.0
Focal Length
60 mm
ISO Speed
200
Date Taken
May 31, 2009, 6:50:29 PM
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I can smell the rain and feel the stillness as the storm turns the air over, and I guess it's ozone, that makes that electric odor. Excellent photography, best of luck in your future endeavors. Cheers.