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Allows Edits? YesLove the moody frame Graham. The post on the right makes the image more meaningful 🙂
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Thanks Dahlia.
(Confession: the arrow on the sign was reversed in PS to point toward the boats in an attempt to connect the elements more.)
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Agreed moody indeed which i like , watching stormy weather always gives me a feeling of mystery and wonder 🙂
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Cheers Patrick. Alas later that evening a massive electrical storm started moving in. I was very excited and got the tripod out and took a heap of very long exposures from my verandah as the skies flared with bright lights. Sadly the lightning bolts were in the far distance by then and behind heavy cloud cover. None of my shots came out, mainly due to the street lights in and around the hotel I was shooting from. Ah well, live and learn. Can’t wait for another electrical storm though 🙂
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The storm would have been a real bonus mate sorry things never worked out on this occasion , i have seen some crackers done from photographers on your side of the pond .. Fingers crossed you get another opportunity.
I have yet to do a proper timelapse always waiting on the right conditions ( rubbish reason i know ) need to jot this one down and just make a plan.
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