Fleeting Clouds
silversx80
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I took the dog out the other night and while waiting for her to do her thing, I glanced up. A thunderstorm had just rolled through, so there were left over broken clouds that were low and fast. I went back inside, grabbed my tripod, camera and remote shutter release.
36 sec bulb exposure, ISO 200, 14-54II @ 14mm, f/2.8
C&C is always welcome, thanks for looking.
36 sec bulb exposure, ISO 200, 14-54II @ 14mm, f/2.8
C&C is always welcome, thanks for looking.
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Compositionally, I think I might have liked this a little better without the trees going all the way up the right-hand side; they constrict the sky a bit much for my taste. Good thing there wasn't a wind at tree level, though, because the sharpness of the trees balances the motion blur of the clouds nicely.
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Good point, how's this?
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Changing... like was suggested for take 2 certainly gives more
majesty to the sky. Still I lean more to take 1. Now your down to
splitting hairs. Its that kind of shot you have here that can do that to ya.
The sky value by itself, for me, would be lovely with no trees at all... its that
strong. But I also highly go for foreground interest when ever it adds
strength. Which I find to be most of the time but still remains a depends
thing.
Your going to have to toss your own coin with this beauty.
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