Driving into the Sunset by bmac62
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During my long drive from Kansas to Washington I got fairly proficient at one-handed, point and shoot photography using my DSLR camera and wide angle (12-60mm) zoom lens. I preset all my manual camera settings and shot these images using Aperture Priority.
This photo was taken last Saturday evening driving 75 mph west on Interstate 90 (I-90) in South Dakota.
The car radio was full of severe weather warnings about thunderstorms producing large size hail and possibly spawning natures most violent storms...tornadoes. This sky looked both friendly and ominous at the same time to me.
I was quite relieved about four hours later to arrive safely at my hotel in Rapid City, South Dakota.
Bill:)
"Enhancing the Ordinary"
Comments (38)
You sure got there fast, you wouldn't like traveling with me I stop too much lol beautiful image.
beautiful capture makes me smile
S U P E R B !
Absolutely gorgeous! The division of color, the way the clouds come together at just the right spot, the long, long, LONG road ahead ... this is amazing. Fantastic shot, especially considering you weren't actually looking through the camera!
Beautiful sunset.
Oh my god this is just utterly amazing, never seen such striking colors, Bill!
Wonderful capture..so often, when driving, there are great possibilities..but impossible to capture. this is fantastic
Our man Chipka certainly waxed lyrical on this one, with good reason - it's a simply astounding vision o'loveliness. It was me faced with this breathtaking view I'd have pulled over, hopped out and taken some unobstructed shots along that Lonely Road. May good fortune smile on me to have a similar, um, golden opportunity!