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Hey there, you … thank you for your kind words.
Beautiful cloud-work … more a relief than anything else after being in the grey, bleak, still winter-ridden southern half of Alberta … the understandable context of home.
Take care ….
Wow! How come our sky doesn’t look like that?
Hello, hello …
No doubt it’s related to spring time convection over the first prairies as clouds move from the Pacific, through British Columbia and into Alberta. The timeframe is about sunset and the sky’s air is cooling … the clouds are pockets of precipitation in what had been an overcast day. The clouds are pocketed like that and I’ve chosen more of a silhouette shot in both images – shooting into the sun. Beyond this, the area is big, big space … lots of sky and land.
Really what’s happening is I’m choosing to stop the car, turn around and find the shot … then return to my drive home. It’s more that I was open to dealing with the photo’s opportunity as it arrived. I’m thinking there are ways I could have improved the shot’s composition and accuracy by using a neutral density grad filter or perhaps a polarizing filter (thoughts that are not always present when the immediacy of the photo presents itself … but, like most of us, I’m learning).
Thanks for looking in. 😉
That’s a great description. Now that I’m comfortable with the camera, I’m thinking about buying a filter and/or lens, so that’s perfect. Thanks for taking the time to write. 🙂
Hey there, …
It’s good to read that you’re in the zone to try-out some of these things to see how they help the image. Good!! 😉