>>ABOUT THIS IMAGE>> Spent the later part of Saturday afternoon walking around the botanical gardens in the local hills area. On the way home, decided to visit the local lookout, but first a bite to eat at the adjacent cafe. Before leaving the cafe, the weather started to turn bad. Temperature became really cool. Grey and foreboding clouds settled over the normally scenic view. The distant city and ocean were looking very murky, and I couldn’t see the setting sun. I setup my camera on a tripod, and noticed that the air was filled with moisture. I stared at the distant clouds and tried to estimate where the horizon might be. Light rain, so I took cover, and re-emerged a short time later (using paper towels to dry off my camera). I was feeling lonely, as everyone else had retreated from the cold and wet. Would I ever see the sun again? Luckily, the clouds on the hill parted and I captured the resultant sight on my digital sensor. And then just as quickly, the clouds recombined, putting an end to anymore photo opportunities for the evening. The last photo I took, is the one in this image. :))
24 May 04:52
Randall.Lohr
Unfortunate name, great pic.
24 May 08:29
denfer
Very nice
24 May 10:15
junglejennifer
What a view. Great looking sky and lights in city.
24 May 12:29
johnt
Beautiful panorama of just after sunset.
24 May 17:15
fritzphotography
OoOooooh fancy
24 May 17:19
digicam
Frames do not add to HDR images. They only distract IMHO. Nice Pano for sure. Scale of city or town is too small to be effected by HDR as a whole. Great Sky and Effort nonetheless.
24 May 23:07
rcuello
Welcome, interesting first post, beautiful sky and colors, I agree in part with Ed
>>ABOUT THIS IMAGE>> Spent the later part of Saturday afternoon walking around the botanical gardens in the local hills area. On the way home, decided to visit the local lookout, but first a bite to eat at the adjacent cafe. Before leaving the cafe, the weather started to turn bad. Temperature became really cool. Grey and foreboding clouds settled over the normally scenic view. The distant city and ocean were looking very murky, and I couldn’t see the setting sun. I setup my camera on a tripod, and noticed that the air was filled with moisture. I stared at the distant clouds and tried to estimate where the horizon might be. Light rain, so I took cover, and re-emerged a short time later (using paper towels to dry off my camera). I was feeling lonely, as everyone else had retreated from the cold and wet. Would I ever see the sun again? Luckily, the clouds on the hill parted and I captured the resultant sight on my digital sensor. And then just as quickly, the clouds recombined, putting an end to anymore photo opportunities for the evening. The last photo I took, is the one in this image. :))
Unfortunate name, great pic.
Very nice
What a view. Great looking sky and lights in city.
Beautiful panorama of just after sunset.
OoOooooh fancy
Frames do not add to HDR images. They only distract IMHO. Nice Pano for sure. Scale of city or town is too small to be effected by HDR as a whole. Great Sky and Effort nonetheless.
Welcome, interesting first post, beautiful sky and colors, I agree in part with Ed