May - 12: The Angry Morning Sky
The weather here is bad, we have gail force winds and rain that started this AM. I caught part of the approaching storm when I got to work. I glimpsed the scene and drove down to the seawall to capture a shot of this angry black sky. You could just see the sunrise peaking out of the gap in the clouds. I had to anchor my tripod legs against the seawall rails and hold the strap to the camera lest I not have a camera. The wind was really howling at that point. Limbs down and debris on the road I had not seen on the way to the water
EXIF:
Canon Pro1 on a tripod
1/40 sec
f/2.4
-1 EV
ISO 100
The weather here is bad, we have gail force winds and rain that started this AM. I caught part of the approaching storm when I got to work. I glimpsed the scene and drove down to the seawall to capture a shot of this angry black sky. You could just see the sunrise peaking out of the gap in the clouds. I had to anchor my tripod legs against the seawall rails and hold the strap to the camera lest I not have a camera. The wind was really howling at that point. Limbs down and debris on the road I had not seen on the way to the water
EXIF:
Canon Pro1 on a tripod
1/40 sec
f/2.4
-1 EV
ISO 100
May - 12: The Angry Morning Sky
The weather here is bad, we have gail force winds and rain that started this AM. I caught part of the approaching storm when I got to work. I glimpsed the scene and drove down to the seawall to capture a shot of this angry black sky. You could just see the sunrise peaking out of the gap in the clouds. I had to anchor my tripod legs against the seawall rails and hold the strap to the camera lest I not have a camera. The wind was really howling at that point. Limbs down and debris on the road I had not seen on the way to the water
EXIF:
Canon Pro1 on a tripod
1/40 sec
f/2.4
-1 EV
ISO 100
The weather here is bad, we have gail force winds and rain that started this AM. I caught part of the approaching storm when I got to work. I glimpsed the scene and drove down to the seawall to capture a shot of this angry black sky. You could just see the sunrise peaking out of the gap in the clouds. I had to anchor my tripod legs against the seawall rails and hold the strap to the camera lest I not have a camera. The wind was really howling at that point. Limbs down and debris on the road I had not seen on the way to the water
EXIF:
Canon Pro1 on a tripod
1/40 sec
f/2.4
-1 EV
ISO 100
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