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Approaching Storm
2011.03.23
Approaching Storm. From the Archives (November 2008). Arizona.
Nikon D300, Nikon 18-200VR @32mm, ISO 100, polarizer, handheld, 1/640th second, F8.0. Converted to B&W in LR3 from the raw file |
Winter Storm Clouds. Nikon D300, Nikon 18-200VR @ 50mm, 1/15th second, F5.6, ISO 100, Handheld and braced on rocks, Converted to B&W in LR3 from raw file. Funny thing is I had TWO, not one, but TWO tripods with me at the time the above was taken. I had left them both, together with a backpack and camera bag sitting by some rocks about 50 yards away from me as I wondered around looking for an angle. The weather situation was chaning so rapidly I would have missed these heavy, dark, roiling clouds had I gone back to get the 'pod and then set it up to shoot.
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Spectacular...the second one is absolutely outstanding
cariad · 2011-03-23: 17:22
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stunning! your BW is amazing!
onlyricky · 2011-03-23: 20:33
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Nice!
SunFlower1990 · 2011-03-23: 21:22
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AMAZING!!! As you know, I'm not a lover of b/w but these are AWE-INSPIRING!!! The second one is so dramatic and the first one is such a vast astonishing beauty...WELL DONE :))
lynnsgallery2 · 2011-03-23: 21:29
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Just magnificent!
liveandletlive · 2011-03-23: 22:23
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love them both, great B&Ws
ilikethat · 2011-03-24: 04:47
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enchanting! they are lovely like a painting
miltonjacob · 2011-03-24: 13:25
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Wonderful BW :)
helys · 2011-03-25: 13:28
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That is exactly why I find using tripods so cumbersome.. and carrying them around is such a hassle, isn't it? I am beginning to suspect, by the way, that the best B&Ws come from converted color shots...why?
atszabo · 2011-03-27: 03:39
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Beautiful and so in depth. love the 2nd one
Robin77 · 2011-03-28: 10:26
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Incredible!
borgoallegri · 2011-04-04: 19:38
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Brilliant pictures....Dangerous look, i like that
EvaLizette · 2011-04-05: 12:26
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