The Storm Moves On

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By: Lisa Brainard
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Photographer	Lisa Brainard {Karma:743}
Project	#20 The classic landscape/nature photograph	Camera Model	Olympus D-100 digital
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens
Uploaded	5/15/2002	Film / Memory Type
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About	May 13, 2002. An unusual storm coming from the north moved through at sunset. Yes, there was a wall cloud and, yes, I did see a cloud start to come down, but it went back up. This was the sunset to the west, with the Madison Church at the hilltop.

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Dawna G. {K:7709} 5/15/2002

I always love these dark, dramatic images and really favour them in my own work as well. I agree with Koen, that a crop off the bottom would look better - too much dark. And I have also learned to really watch those horizon tilts - a small one here, easily fixed while you crop in ps. :) Keep photographing those storm clouds!

Koen B {K:3279} 5/15/2002

Since the storm is the subject, why did you include so much totally black land ? I would place the horizon lower,though not too low either :)

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