I fell on my stairs last night but managed to break the fall with my nose, which now looks funny. <sigh>
So these incredible clouds kept taunting me till I decided to ignore my throbbing face and go shoot. Unfortunately, I couldn't move quick enough to get into place either time.
I hope your nose is okay! You will have to "break" the habit of stopping your falls with your nose!
I do like both of these. While you may have felt you were too late in each shot, not having been there, all I can do is enjoy these cool looking clouds! One suggestion for #1, clone out that tiny bit of blue sky along the upper edge towards the left.
Ouch, sorry to hear about your fall but glad it isn't worse.
These are both good and by being late I presume you meant to a specific location. These are both good and I think the nod would go to the 2nd because of the more pleasant contrast between the sky and the foreground. The skies in both are terrific.
Take it easy on the nose!
Randy
Been there, done that! I feel for ya, Sharon.
I really like both of these....the 1st for it lovely, even soft light, and wonderful sky....the 2nd for the more sharply contrasted sky and land, and wonderful sky!
Beautiful images. Way to work through the pain
Wow - those are some stunning skies. Sorry you didn't have time to pick your spot. I know how that is. I hope your nose feels better! Take care of yourself!
Sharon, hope you're feeling better, but no sympathy from me -- not when you get captures like that. Fantastic patterns and compositions, with lovely color.
I think your pictures are very nice. Good job Sharon. The clouds in the second are very nice.
I happened to break my nose last year at this time playing basketball with some friends. It was difficult to look through the viewfinder with my broken, swollen nose. I hope you heal quickly and had no lasting problems. Please be careful.
These look fine to me - perhaps a slight contrast in the skies, but that's just my opinion. Nothing like a dynamite sky to take one's mind off of trivial things such as pain .
