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I see what you mean. We didn’t think to move into the chicken yard until after supper, and then we couldn’t see the storm anymore. Any suggestions for working with what I’ve got? Is this any better?
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Here’s my photos! Upon looking through my files I found that most of my stormcloud photos have some sort of foreground element. I’ll have to remember to try finding photos in the clouds that don’t need other things to complete them. 🙂
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More like one of these? I was rather limited composition-wise as I only had one lens. And I had no tripod for long exposures. 🙁 Not a good thing. My shutter speed was already down to 1/80, and with the 75-300mm lens I wasn’t comfortable going lower than that. I would now, there were plenty of good places to prop a camera and get good longish exposure shots. I would also carry another lens. Or use a shorter one. This is a small falls, and I couldn’t fit it all on a frame with the lens I had.
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No, I’m not the one that took that photo. I do have a couple lighthouse photos, but with calm water around them.
The amount of black on the right is a bit distracting to me. Also that the boat seems almost to “disappear” into the darkness. You have good exposure in the sky, except for a few of the clouds. Have you thought of trying HDR? That would have allowed better exposure on the boat, while keeping the sky exposed nicely. With the closer crop that James Staddon posted the darkness is less distracting and seems to pull the viewer’s eye more towards the colors of the sunset and the boat. That said, I like the shot. 🙂
