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07-DEC-2006

After a thunderstorm *
by Patty88

This is how the sky was after a thunderstorm.
First it was totally yellow. After that, there came more blue and also the clouds turned pink, orange, yellow.

Hope you like it!

NO PP is Done!

(Only a little crop, because of the little black thing on the left side, Frank was talking about)

Sony DSC-H1
1/60s f/3.2 at 6.0mm iso64 hide exif
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Date/Time07-Dec-2006 17:30:19
MakeSony
ModelDSC-H1
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length6 mm
Exposure Time1/60 sec
Aperturef/3.2
ISO Equivalent64
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programprogram (2)
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Canon DSLR Challenge13-Dec-2006 00:53
Beautiful colors and swirling sky Patty. --Melanie
Helen Betts11-Dec-2006 21:32
Pretty spectacular sky, Patty. And I like the sort of medieval feeling given by the silhouettes. Nice image! Helen
Jerry Curtis10-Dec-2006 18:01
Very dynamic shot, Patty. The clouds definitely seem to be moving - as if being drawn into the buildings. Nicely done!
Bev Brink 09-Dec-2006 06:04
Nice capture of a beautiful and unusual sky, Patty; and I really like the silhouetted buildings in the foreground. Bev
Sony Forums Challenges08-Dec-2006 23:50
What a beautiful, "swirling" sky, Patty. Nice capture. MFC
Guest 08-Dec-2006 04:40
Patty, this is a beautiful image; very nicely done! Wow, what a gorgeous sky!
Katherine Stanback's Photos08-Dec-2006 00:21
Beautiful pink sky! I love the look of motion in the clouds, too, and the view of the interesting architecture.
Franky2005 07-Dec-2006 22:17
Great capture! Amazing how the red clouds seem to be flowing into (or out of) the building. * I would remove the small dark piece on the left border. Only slightly disturbing but still worth a little effort IMHO. Cheers, Frank