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Wednesday, 30 January 2008
Storm Clouds - Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday
Storm Clouds
This photo taken with the Fujifilm S9600 digital camera. Shutter speed: 1/220, f/3.6, ISO 100
Thanks for your comment. I just picked up a camera to snap these shots on the spur of the moment - it goes to show one of the advantages of keeping a camera on you always.
Thanks, Sue. I've always been a fan of B&W photography, so it was great seeing those photos on your blog. I'm glad you like my blog too, and if you have any suggestions or comments don't hesitate to tell me! :)
Thanks for dropping round. These clouds did cause quite a bit of worry - they came at the very apex of a fairly big outdoor event which I was participating in at the time!
I really like this shot of the sky. The colors are fantastic. Your work is great. I am just starting to take some basic pictures of nature in the state of Iowa. Would you be willing to provide any comments or suggestions?
Thanks, I've always believed that those are the two most important things for every photographer - having the camera with you at all times - and fixing the person behind the camera! I think I've still got a bit of work to do on the person though.... :)
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Storm Clouds
Amazing!
ReplyDeleteNice shot David.
ReplyDeleteTom
Those have got to be some of the prettiest storm clouds I have seen! Fascinating color and texture…
ReplyDeleteHi David,
ReplyDeletefirst I want say thank you for commenting on my blog. I'm glad you liked the B&W's !
You have a nice blog too with interesting subjects and great photos. Your cloud photo is great!!
Yup, those clouds look mighty worrisome. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteHi livingsword,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment. I just picked up a camera to snap these shots on the spur of the moment - it goes to show one of the advantages of keeping a camera on you always.
Cheers,
David
Hi Susanne,
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sue. I've always been a fan of B&W photography, so it was great seeing those photos on your blog. I'm glad you like my blog too, and if you have any suggestions or comments don't hesitate to tell me! :)
Cheers,
David
Hi Marvin,
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping round. These clouds did cause quite a bit of worry - they came at the very apex of a fairly big outdoor event which I was participating in at the time!
Cheers,
David
David, look stunning and mysterious shot. I really love this shot. Why don't you join "SKY WATCH FRIDAY"?.
ReplyDeleteAnswer your question: I went to the top o mountain which was very high so the cloud is below where I was. Then I got the good shot like this : )
Hi David;
ReplyDeleteKeeping your camera with you at all times is one things but having the eye for the image is another! You have it….
David, this is very nice photo of the clouds, especially when the storm is approaching, so powerful. Thanks for sharing. Anna :)
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, Dave
ReplyDeleteI really like this shot of the sky. The colors are fantastic. Your work is great. I am just starting to take some basic pictures of nature in the state of Iowa. Would you be willing to provide any comments or suggestions?
ReplyDeleteHi digitalshuttermania,
ReplyDeleteI'll take your advice and join sky watch friday. Keep an eye out for my next shot.
Cheers,
David
Hi David Mcmahon,
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping round. Keep in touch :)
Cheers,
David
Hi Travis,
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by, and I'm glad you like my photography. I'll check out your site right away....
Cheers,
David
Hi Anna,
ReplyDeleteYes, this storm is very powerful. That's really what gives this shot a meaning - the representation of power which it embodies.
Cheers,
David
Hi Livingsword,
ReplyDeleteThanks, I've always believed that those are the two most important things for every photographer - having the camera with you at all times - and fixing the person behind the camera! I think I've still got a bit of work to do on the person though.... :)
Cheers,
David