Chuck Eklund wrote:
An absolute stunner. There is so much going on in that picture.
I have to disagree with the warning about McDonalds. That blend which is McDonalds food may have saved you from a direct lightning strike. And I admire your courage in a befuddled state.
Chuck
Awesome, thank you!
matthewsaville wrote:
Incredible scene, Mark; I only wish I could have been there too! Without nearly getting struck by lightning, of course.
I posted this on FB but I don't think that was the proper place for it:
What, if any, sort of color grading did you do on the cool and warm spots in the image? The sky portions look fantastic with the contrast between cool and warm, however the earth portions look a bit too "colored". Not sure if that's just how amazing the scene was, or if it was brushed in.
kentrks wrote:
Ok now this is just showing off - having all of those elements in one image!!!
. Thank you very much. Doing landscape photography upwards to, or over 300 days a year for 13-14 years has produced, 2 crazy moments of time/ light. People have been telling me this is a picture of a lifetime. And I agree. But I hope to get a couple more in the next 14 years too. Here was the other, that most have seen:
. Thank you very much. Doing landscape photography upwards to, or over 300 days a year for 13-14 years has produced, 2 crazy moments of time/ light. People have been telling me this is a picture of a lifetime. And I agree. But I hope to get a couple more in the next 14 years too. 