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Wild cloud happenings just outside the office at Walsh Bay this thursday afternoon



1/60 f/8 ISO400 white balance 6500K


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Wendell, the first shot look like a scene from a movie. Well caught

great stuff! Don't you just love it when I lucky enough to have some clouds to add drama and those colors!

Great shots Wendell, the colours are amazing.


Bob.

Yup glen

I waz thinking Gone Wit in the Wind the contemporary remake
featuring Mandy Moore and Johnny Depp.

Great colours Wendell #3 is my favourite apart from a little straightening needed on the horizon. I like the way the clouds frame the city skyline and really encapsulates the whole shot. Nice one.
cheers
marco

#2&#3.......now wheres the mothership?

Sort of has an ID feel to it.


Hmmm....you any good with softimage, 3dmax or maya?
Could render one in.

kipper wrote:#2&#3.......now wheres the mothership?

Sort of has an ID feel to it.


Hmmm....you any good with softimage, 3dmax or maya?
Could render one in.

Kipper I know Maya, Leigh is learning it too, but my nerdy 3d days are over i like real life better than any synthetic generated reality Whoa.. my VR headset just exploded.

Wendell. I like #3 the best and it's a good capture with a nice dramatic composition. #2 seems to have a lot of colour noise - is this a jpeg artifact, or is the original like this too. If so I'd suggest you denoise it. #1 is great too but looks a little blurry

stubbsy wrote:Wendell. I like #3 the best and it's a good capture with a nice dramatic composition. #2 seems to have a lot of colour noise - is this a jpeg artifact, or is the original like this too. If so I'd suggest you denoise it. #1 is great too but looks a little blurry

number 2 is crappy because it was shot handheld at ISO400 it's originally in RAW format, I was just playing around with my new benro tripod as i noticed outside the atmospherics was getting abit wild, i took the camera off the tripod and peeped through the balcony window to get #2 handheld, lesson here always use a tripod in low light, i make heaps of mistakes and learn very slowly but at least i am aware of those facts.

number #1 blurry i got no idea, it was shot at f8 maybe a focus issue.

Wendell, I like No.1 a lot great colour contrast.

Alex

Kipper I know Maya, Leigh is learning it too, but my nerdy 3d days are over i like real life better than any synthetic generated reality Whoa.. my VR headset just exploded.

So are mine, so are mine