Saturday, 1st August 2009
Storm
by shellorz
The shapes those clouds can take for a very short time are impressive. If you're imaginative enough you can see a hurling ghost diving onto the town with an open mouth and very long hair.
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Storm by shellorz was photo of the day on Saturday, 1st August 2009. It is tagged Sea, Storms. You can leave a comment below.
26 Comments
Katherine Lee Strassburg
Very impressive storm front! If I saw a cloud like this in Michigan, I’d listen for the tornado warning sirens. Clouds are amazing, I agree, and you have captured a wonderful turbulent and moody shot!
Karri
It is a wonderful capture of clouds in motion. The menacing ghost is pretty nasty looking. Thanks for the play time in the clouds.
Kirby Walter
Awsome shot…good job…Thanks for sharing this special photo….
Ati
Very good picture. Thanks.
su
Yes I can see the ghost he also seems to have his arms crossed! Great POTD
Michael Groves
‘The End is Nigh!!’ AWESOME!!
jonathan munshi
impressive shot! is this HDR?
Anurag
An amazing shot. What cloud formations!!
HDR is handeled very well and for once looks good.
wanda krack
Good job with the HDR. Wonderful catch of the clouds about to overtake the city!
Marty
absolutely awesome photo. Thanks
mike
Some storm clouds there. Never seen that before where I live.
Rajib Singha
Fantastic!
Marie Dunphy Harding
The storm clouds are wonderful, seeing them from here that is !
Dianne
Yes indeed the end is nigh!! Very earie! Get our houses in order! Great photography…amazing shot! Thank you.
chet
What is HDR and where is this inspiring shot taken?
Odessa
very cool! this cloud wall is very similar to one i saw in Kincardine, Ontario.
ozzie
Ditto on the previous question – where was the shot taken? Are there any tech specs – e.g. camera, lens, exposure, etc. And, I’m new here, is Photoshop enhancement of photos allowed?
Ellen Empson
I can honestly see what you described, very imaginative! Great Image.
Lisa Atkins
This is awesome!!! I LOVE clouds!!! Chet, HDR stands for high dynamic range. It is when an image contains extremes in light from highlight to shadow. You shoot several identical shots that are exposed for the different ranges of light in the landscape. Like one for the foreground; one for the sky, etc. Then you merge them together to get the right exposure for the image as a whole. There is software to help with the process.
Pauline Jones
I like your perspective, how all the lines end up in one focal point, well done.
Malta Photography
must have been the right time in the right place and the right person to take this shot.
Renee
one word WOW!! incredible!
Su
Such a great shot, love the storm.
Rajib Singha
Nice shot!
Renee
Still think this is so incredible…Congrats again!!
Joyce
Always refreshing to hear a rantioal answer.