Posted by Sean Bailey (Phoenixville, United States) on 15 January 2007 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
This shot was from the same day of my other post after the rain. It was a good cloud day.
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A superb framing adds to the feeling of the wide and wild space!
15 Jan 2007 8:57am
You're getting beautiful color out of these shots. Great job.
15 Jan 2007 9:19am
Very nice portrayal of the skies... Beautiful!
15 Jan 2007 1:29pm
Beautiful scape shot.
15 Jan 2007 2:26pm
Beautiful landscape. I love the sky and the colors.
15 Jan 2007 5:31pm
Hermosos colores en el cielo y en la tierra. Suavidad fotográfica para la eternidad...
15 Jan 2007 5:34pm
I can almost feel the clouds drifting across the sky
15 Jan 2007 7:05pm
I've been looking at your morning sunrise shots; they are very impressive. what time did you go out for those?
15 Jan 2007 9:32pm
@Kelvin Chan: I park the car about 6:30 am and find a spot to set up. I am lucky that Valley Forge Park is real close to me and it has long unobstructed fields. I usually have between 6:45 and 7-7:15 to get anything good taken. It has been raining the last 3 or 4 mornings, so I haven't had a chance to get anything good. As spring approaches, I'm sure the times will start getting earlier.
Nice sky. I'd crop some off the top.
15 Jan 2007 9:45pm
Crackin' shot Sean. For me, I like the expanse of blue at the top. It gives another layer to the scene, and that dark blue is worth it. Excellent work.
15 Jan 2007 11:09pm
Wow Sean! I love it. PLEASE tell me, to give me a tip or 2... 1) do you use a gradual blue density filter on these type of shots 2) do you post produce some of those colors by layering the sky and deepening the blue?
You in my top favorite 3 if not top favorite photoblog, and its all about your rich colors. Give me a pointer or two to achieve this better, so I can leanrn a bit! Share it here so more of us can find out how to do this! Thanks! Sheldon
16 Jan 2007 1:31am
Beautiful sky! :-)
16 Jan 2007 9:01pm
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