Storm Aftermath
Cumulonimbus Cloud is a Low level Thunderstorm Cloud at .5-16 kms it's a dark based storm cloud capable of impressive vertical growth. Coupled with the stu...
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Cumulonimbus Cloud is a Low level Thunderstorm Cloud at .5-16 kms it's a dark based storm cloud capable of impressive vertical growth. Coupled with the stunning sunset creates a beautiful sight indeed.
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Phillip-Hines-Photography
May 06, 2016
Welcome to Viewbug Tammy. Excellent composition! I have like and awarded a few of your pictures, please feel free to do the same back. You should check out my pictures "Mushroom in a Paddock" and "Pancakes". Looking forward to seeing more of your images.
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Location
This photo was taken in the country town of Toodyay Australia. It was moments after the storm had past and I raced out in the calm of the storm to get the shot. It was my first shot each consecutive shot showed distinct gradual dimming. So I was definitely in the right place at the right time.Time
Late afternoon after hunkering down from a wicked display of Mother Nature at her best.Lighting
I used natural lighting. No flash.Equipment
It was taken Sith my Canon Eos1200d,and a tripod for stabilityInspiration
That beautiful twilight blue hourEditing
I used Lightroom to convert from Raw to Jpeg,no other processing was needed.In my camera bag
I carry all of my lenses, and portable flashes. I like to be prepared for anything.Feedback
To me I'd advise any photographer to always look up????
