Dancing Reflections
Severe thunderstorm clouds were moving fast, while the day was coming to an end. The clouds were dancing in the reflection of the small pond on the side of th...
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Severe thunderstorm clouds were moving fast, while the day was coming to an end. The clouds were dancing in the reflection of the small pond on the side of the road.
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Location
This photo was taken outside my city in Alberta CanadaTime
My photo was taken at sunsetLighting
There was a thunderstorm warning and the skies were dark and stormy, but it gave a nice reflection with the sun setting.Equipment
I used an Olympus E3 with a 50-200mm lens.Inspiration
I was actually doing a bit of storm chasing and i knew the sunset would be spectacular. It always us when there is a storm on the Alberta prairies.Editing
I did some post-processing on Aperture, as well as Nik Software HDR program.In my camera bag
I always carry Olympus. Now I usually carry the OMD EM1, swutching to a mirrorless system with a 25-80mm, 90mm, and the 80-300mm equivalent.Feedback
If you want to capture something similar, don't be afraid to bare the elements of weather. Sunset or just before dusk is a great time to shoot. In order to get this much in focus, use an aperture of at least f.5.
