Storm Clouds
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No match
This image was taken in Fort Worth, Texas shortly after the devastating storms hit Oklahoma. I was lucky to capture these magnificent clouds as the Sun was going down.
About the photo
Adobe Photoshop.
Canon EOS 5D Mark III, Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM.
Photo settings: 35 mm, f/11, 1.3 seconds, ISO 400.
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Comments (3)
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soluti0ni9e
Beautiful shot. I live in Fort Worth and was lucky to see the same formation of clouds that day! Recently, we've experienced all sorts of cloud formations!
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Metalhd420
Excellent shot, the colors, contrast, and definition of the city against the sunset truly make the image "pop" overall. Nice Mammatus clouds as well!
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The sky and especially the clouds in the upper left corner are awesome! But the clarity effect looks a bit too strong for the city (my opinion). So maybe it would be better to use a brush or a gradient filter for selective processing that only the sky gets more contrast. In general this picture is extremely nice, though. Thanks for sharing!