It’s amazing what you can find after a storm has past.
After the storm
Rising Storm
I know I have not been posting very much lately but I hope within 3-4 weeks I can begin making regular post again. Here is a recent picture of a storm over our home. Very rarely do you see such a phenomenal cloud formation.
Leica S ISO 800 f/3.7 1/180 s 30-90mm vario-elmar-s @ 33mm
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Stormy Flight
I just found this picture I took 6 years ago. I was at the Cleveland Air Show and was using my Canon 5D Mark II and 70-200mm f2.8 with monopod. The sky was obviously not that dark (edited with Photoshop) but the overcast sky is what allowed me to get the shot.
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The beginning storm
I have a lot of interest when it comes to photography. One minute I’m interested in shooting people and the next I’m interested in shooting landscape. One type of photography that I have not spent much time with is time lapse (long exposure). Time lapse photography is where you set your camera to a very long exposure (typically greater than 10 seconds). Mostly, this will be done at night but can be done during the day if using a neutral density filter. A good example is Ben Canales. He has a website, The Star Trail that has some awesome sky shots.
One of the first times I attempted this type of photography was in 2008 with my Canon 5D Mark II. I was at Huntington Beach near Cleveland and was taking pictures of Lake Erie as a storm began to arise. This shot was a 13 second exposure. I really like how the water looks in this picture. Only thing I wish is that I caught more of the break wall in the picture and I should have had the camera closer to the ground.
