Tuesday, 8th February 2011
Scary Desert
by Chikku Baiju
As sunset finished I noticed the fast moving clouds. So I decided to take a long exposure, and made it b&w to give it a spooky feel.
Superstition Mountains
Equipment: Canon 5DII, 17-40mm f/4
Chikku Baiju
19 year old photographer, capturing some of natures finest moments.
Website: www.chikkubaiju.com
Scary Desert by Chikku Baiju was photo of the day on Tuesday, 8th February 2011. It is tagged Black & White, Clouds, Deserts. You can leave a comment below.
24 Comments
John Steel
Great Shot!
Chris
Great mood you’ve captured with the cloud streaks.
Caroline
Amazing ! Thanks for sharing
Anurag
Excellent. I really like the high tones in the tree leaves.
Erik
This is brilliant! The landscape is amazing , but the motion of the clouds really puts this image over the top. Nicely done!
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J.WALICZEK
I love it, miss it, wish I was there. Thanks for the beautiful reminder of my hearts-home. -jw in Chicago.
Pauline Jones
Very scary indeed.
Neil Wilkinson
love the clouds!!! Really great capture……Black and white really suits this shot.
Ati Lévai
It has a very special feel to it. Good job.
John Mumaw
Excellent capture and b&w conversion! Always a pleasure seeing your work, Chikku.
Pat
Nice work… Love the B&W
Mario Fiorucci
Great Shot!.-
Good job.-
Regards.- Mario
Marie Dunphy Harding
The cloud formation is fabulous! Hope you weren’t there alone …Yikes!
Rayna Ray
Great contrasts: soft and hard, near and far, detail and overview, black and white, solid and flowing, and all points in-between. In all a great photo.
Amy
Chikku, your talent is amazing!!!
Morkel Erasmus
excellent tonal range and drama here…congrats!
Binoy
Chikku,
as always..i am a fan of your pics…awesome shot!!!
James Pulliam
One of the most interesting shots I have seen. Where was it shot? American southwest , Sahara , Gobi, or in south America!
Laura Milholland
The moving clouds really help make the landscape “pop” out. Lovely image.
Deborah Flowers
“Very Superstitious” Excellent capture and exposure in black and white.
Congratulations for POTD!
Jeannine Forgues-Setterlund
There is something to be said of black and white shots…guess this is why I have always loved Ansel Adams work. You certainly did capture a great shot…congratulations Chikku. You are young and have a lifetime to get more incredible photos and experience even better photography. Somehow I see you surprising yourself. Great job and good luck.
May Haga
Totally cool. Great shot.
May
Hooman Nasseri
I like it …