Storm Over Lake Powell by auntietk
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More from Wahweap Bay, 2013
Being from a different part of the world, this was like nothing I'd ever seen before!
Comments (17)
time for shelter
Impressively scary to say the least - outstanding capture.
Wow - this looks like an apocalyptic dust or sand storm. Fantastic shot!
Outstanding!!
My first impression was fire storm, but a closer look makes me think of a sand storm. Good job with this photo. :-)
Mesmerizing and apocalyptic. Love how you captured a part of the landscape as it was about to be swallowed up. It gives a great sense of size.
Truly awe inspiring ! The colours are astonishing, and the sense of movement is powerful,
Super shot !
Superb! Well done.
What an epic image! Fantastic photo, Tara – this looks like a scene out of one of those big-budget disaster movies.
Such a piece of chance ! Bravo !
epic! excellent moment and shot!
wonderful
Wow, great dramatic sky and lighting! very stormy and fascinating photo! Top Shot! ps: 1986 we have rent a little boat having some fun on the Lake Powell .... was wonderful there!
ok, one last one, tara (for this visit), I had to do this image as well. (Btw, rr seems to have addressed the 'too small' zoom problem by making zooms humongous---at least on my computer. I zoomed this, and it went to, like, 400%. So I dragged it to the desktop and sized it to 100%, and it's splendid.) More of your textured light and clouds; very ansel adams-like, in the way he masterfully textured light and sky. And the clouds, because of their silken presence, feel like an apocalypse come down to earth. They are almost unreal next to the landscape. Yet their hue picks up the landscape, and it's beautiful. Reminds me of those duststorms we spoke of. The landscape is its usual deep reddish oranges, and it's beautiful too. And you mixed in the dark foreground as a strong accent/ground for the piece. A big looming beautiful apocalypse, with a to-die-for deep orange. Gorgeous shooting and postwork, with more of your "darkroom"-like developing...
High drama, i love this