A good shot of an every day occurance, now why didn't I think of that? My gator would not be happy.
It is a great shot, great capture, and what the hell were you doing outdoors, except taking that fantastic photo...........the one I used to dream of taking.
I would be in the basement now, and we don't even have one: yet.
The light is fantastic. Looks like a wide lens, so the twister looked closer to you than it does to us.
I really did used to stay outside with the sirens blaring, in Wichita Kansas, hoping to risk my life for a twister. I had Nikon in hand. Never got the opportunity. (1971)
We won't even get a good hurricane til fall, and I hate to joke about that. They don't photograph well anyway, too big.
Lynn, you faked all that in PS? Nice job! I think technically that would be a funnel cloud, although it may be 'touching' the ground and we just can't see it.
Lynn, you faked all that in PS? Nice job! I think technically that would be a funnel cloud, although it may be 'touching' the ground and we just can't see it.
After "Alaska" asked, I could see where it could be done.
Goes to show how things can not be what we think they are these days, if we only go by the words and photos of the news.
To say the least of bodies of the celebrities.
I love the photo. If you do not enter it, that leaves Gus the winner. I am sure glad I told him he should enter it, even if he already had those plans, I feel kind of like I had something to do with his entering it, sooooooooooo I feel better about such a stupendous photograph showing up.
I remember ONE lightning storm over the ocean the year I had the beach house. We all watched it, It was stupendous. I took no photos, talked to people who had. I will never forget it. Just awe inspiring, no fright at all. I/we were in a screened in porch, raised house, could see the whole thing.
ginger
So, neither of us have seen a twister like that? And I lived in Tornado alley. I am more scared now than I was then. We had a basement then, but I would walk to the corner, listening to the sirens and hope to see a damn tornado. Of course I had my Nikon.
Now, with no basement, I could dig my own basement with my bare hands, if I were to see that!:jawdrop
After "Alaska" asked, I could see where it could be done.
Goes to show how things can not be what we think they are these days, if we only go by the words and photos of the news.
To say the least of bodies of the celebrities.
I love the photo. If you do not enter it, that leaves Gus the winner. I am sure glad I told him he should enter it, even if he already had those plans, I feel kind of like I had something to do with his entering it, sooooooooooo I feel better about such a stupendous photograph showing up.
I remember ONE lightning storm over the ocean the year I had the beach house. We all watched it, It was stupendous. I took no photos, talked to people who had. I will never forget it. Just awe inspiring, no fright at all. I/we were in a screened in porch, raised house, could see the whole thing.
ginger
So, neither of us have seen a twister like that? And I lived in Tornado alley. I am more scared now than I was then. We had a basement then, but I would walk to the corner, listening to the sirens and hope to see a damn tornado. Of course I had my Nikon.
Now, with no basement, I could dig my own basement with my bare hands, if I were to see that!:jawdrop
I could'nt possibly enter it i'ts not real.. It would be unethical to me since the other fantastic shots ARE real.. (they are real ar'nt they?)
Fooled me! Just shows to go! Thanks for the chuckle! Good to keep the challenge in perspective. Of course, now there is that magnificent lightening picture to discourage me.
Virginia
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Fooled me! Just shows to go! Thanks for the chuckle! Good to keep the challenge in perspective. Of course, now there is that magnificent lightening picture to discourage me.
Thank you for "coming out"
I got very suspicious the moment I saw it (it didn't look right to me, and after Andy's foggy horse I learned where to look for the clues), dowloaded your shot, used liquify - and a few minutes later I got another twister next to yours with almost identical pixel structure..
Good job, thou!
I guess we need a separate forum for "Guess how I did this" type of post-work..:D
Cheers!
I could'nt possibly enter it i'ts not real.. It would be unethical to me since the other fantastic shots ARE real.. (they are real ar'nt they?)
bb..bbb..b...but lynn...i planned it all too. I secretly go & pinch a truck from work at night & drive some huge earth stakes into the ground in front of where ever im going to be with the camera.
Thanks Ginger...i wasnt going to enter the challange until you mentioned it as im just too busy doing other stuff at the moment & it wasnt until you mentioned it that i went & looked at what the challange was about...
Its just so weird to get a storm like that in winter here.....in summer i have seen one like that every day for 6 days straight. Always at least 1 or 2 a week. But for winter it just so odd....
We are currently looking at moving house & the girls have a pre-req for a pool & mine is a high view to the south west for lighting. All parties have agreed & we are currently on the hunt for such a place.
When I opened this thread and saw your twister shot, I said to myself "Wow" great entry. Even though it is a product of photoshop I still love the shot.
Lynn, PS is allowed, I was thinking about that. Why not use it? Certainly keep it in reserve, just in case you don't get a real twister in the time slot needed (I don't know about you, but I never get the shots when I need them).
A real one might not look as dramatic, either. :lol4
Sorry, that was a bit of dark humor on a serious subject. Lynn, done gone Hollywood with great special effects. An Oscar, or an Emmy might be in order.
I'm from the midwest....immediately recognized this as a Photoshop liquid....Won't fool too many in tornado alley with this one. :
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welcome to digrin!! I had a feeling you guys down there in the midwest would see right through my little joke... gonna take a lot more that a liquid tool to create a tornado
Lynn, PS is allowed, I was thinking about that. Why not use it? Certainly keep it in reserve, just in case you don't get a real twister in the time slot needed (I don't know about you, but I never get the shots when I need them).
A real one might not look as dramatic, either. :lol4
Sorry, that was a bit of dark humor on a serious subject. Lynn, done gone Hollywood with great special effects. An Oscar, or an Emmy might be in order.
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Thanks Ginger and Thanks Sandy... I was just playing really... If it was a photoshop challenge I'd enter it but it's way too off base for me. I mean.. I love photoshop but I could just as least put an elephant in the field as well:lol4I have my limits. I like photoshop to clone out the odd thing or two but I draw the line at having the whole crux of the shot be fake.. unless, as I said, it's a lets see some fake photoshop shots. thanks for the fun comments tho
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A good shot of an every day occurance, now why didn't I think of that? My gator would not be happy.
It is a great shot, great capture, and what the hell were you doing outdoors, except taking that fantastic photo...........the one I used to dream of taking.
I would be in the basement now, and we don't even have one: yet.
ginger
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I didn't think that happened in Massachusetts
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The light is fantastic. Looks like a wide lens, so the twister looked closer to you than it does to us.
I really did used to stay outside with the sirens blaring, in Wichita Kansas, hoping to risk my life for a twister. I had Nikon in hand. Never got the opportunity. (1971)
We won't even get a good hurricane til fall, and I hate to joke about that. They don't photograph well anyway, too big.
ginger
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Goes to show how things can not be what we think they are these days, if we only go by the words and photos of the news.
To say the least of bodies of the celebrities.
I love the photo. If you do not enter it, that leaves Gus the winner. I am sure glad I told him he should enter it, even if he already had those plans, I feel kind of like I had something to do with his entering it, sooooooooooo I feel better about such a stupendous photograph showing up.
I remember ONE lightning storm over the ocean the year I had the beach house. We all watched it, It was stupendous. I took no photos, talked to people who had. I will never forget it. Just awe inspiring, no fright at all. I/we were in a screened in porch, raised house, could see the whole thing.
ginger
So, neither of us have seen a twister like that? And I lived in Tornado alley. I am more scared now than I was then. We had a basement then, but I would walk to the corner, listening to the sirens and hope to see a damn tornado. Of course I had my Nikon.
Now, with no basement, I could dig my own basement with my bare hands, if I were to see that!:jawdrop
Virginia
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I got very suspicious the moment I saw it (it didn't look right to me, and after Andy's foggy horse I learned where to look for the clues), dowloaded your shot, used liquify - and a few minutes later I got another twister next to yours with almost identical pixel structure..
Good job, thou!
I guess we need a separate forum for "Guess how I did this" type of post-work..:D
Cheers!
Thanks Ginger...i wasnt going to enter the challange until you mentioned it as im just too busy doing other stuff at the moment & it wasnt until you mentioned it that i went & looked at what the challange was about...
Its just so weird to get a storm like that in winter here.....in summer i have seen one like that every day for 6 days straight. Always at least 1 or 2 a week. But for winter it just so odd....
We are currently looking at moving house & the girls have a pre-req for a pool & mine is a high view to the south west for lighting. All parties have agreed & we are currently on the hunt for such a place.
Gus
I'm from the midwest....immediately recognized this as a Photoshop liquid....Won't fool too many in tornado alley with this one. :
A real one might not look as dramatic, either. :lol4
Sorry, that was a bit of dark humor on a serious subject. Lynn, done gone Hollywood with great special effects. An Oscar, or an Emmy might be in order.
g
welcome to digrin!! I had a feeling you guys down there in the midwest would see right through my little joke... gonna take a lot more that a liquid tool to create a tornado
thanks for the fun comments tho