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Xmas day storm cloudsHello Everyone
I took these from the rear deck of my daughters house out west in Melbourne on Xmas day the clouds were very low and swirling around in a circle which was quite unusual , whilst i was taking photo's my youngest grandson came out to see what i was doing so he became a subject also i tried to show him in from of the clouds and used some fill flash Taken with Nikon D3s and SB800 [url][url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/open_shutter_media/6571501509/][/url] NWL_8257 by nikon boy1, on Flickr/url] [url][url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/open_shutter_media/6571505277/][/url] NWL_8260 by nikon boy1, on Flickr/url] [url][url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/open_shutter_media/6571507181/][/url] NWL_8280 by nikon boy1, on Flickr/url] All comments welcome Cheers Nikon boy Norman
Re: Xmas day storm cloudsAwesome drama and scale. Love the pool shot however the pool looks like it is falling over.
Regards, Patrick
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Re: Xmas day storm cloudsPretty scary clouds.....storm impending, batten the hatches. I like the last image but the flash was just a touch too hot. I find it works best when used that way if you dial it down to about minus 1.3. Give it a try.
Regards
Matt. K
Re: Xmas day storm cloudsMatt
Will do that ! it was a shot off the cuff ,after xmas lunch !! well thats my excuse Cheers Nikon boy Norman
Re: Xmas day storm cloudsScary clouds alright. That was the worst storm Melbourne has ever seen. Some of the north eastern suburbs got 3-4 inches of rain.
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