[suvni:R]
sky's the limit
Posted by [suvni:R] (Sydney, Australia) on 15 June 2008 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
@bruno: Merci, Bruno!
@Ted: Thank you, Ted! Cheers.
Dimitrios from ATHENS, Greece
well done, did you know that 15 of June is WIND DAY and is celebrated in all Europe! look at www.ewea.org
15 Jun 2008 9:32am
@Dimitrios: seriously? a total coincidence but a very nice to hear :-) Thank you for the visit and feedback, Dimitrios.
@Stefan: yes, I was lucky to see some very nice clouds/sky. Merely converted it to B/W through the channel mixer. Thank you, Stefan.
@Baz: Thank you, Baz. Very kind of you.
pierre from athis mons, France
Quelle puissante image ! Tous les éléments de la scène semblent comme aspirés vers le soleil. Et cette impression d'espace et de grandeur des éoliennes.. Très fort !
15 Jun 2008 3:14pm
@pierre: Merci bien, Pierre. Ca me fait plaisir. Mais l'effet est plus puissant grace a la lentille grand angle.
dj.tigersprout from San Bruno, United States
wonderful image -- nice angle -- great sky!
15 Jun 2008 4:12pm
@dj.tigersprout: Thanks, dj! Indeed a great sky. I was just lucky to be there :-)
@Inés: Merci bien, Ines. Photo taken in Perwez. De temps en temps, on a aussi un beau ciel en belgique, n'est-ce pas :-)
Denis P from LANESTER, France
jolie effet grand angle très belle texture du ciel !
15 Jun 2008 5:44pm
@Denis P: Merci, Denis.
@Inki: Thank you, Inki.
@Alfredo J. Martiz J.: Thank you, Alfredo. I'm glad you like it.
Shun from Mühlheim am Main, Germany
Very good picture. Almost surreal with those wind generators appearing askew
16 Jun 2008 8:35am
@Shun: Thank you, Shun. I have a weakness for wide angle and distortions :-)
Jim Bridges from Sweden
Similar to other comments... but what a dramatic sky... and great black and white processing with it.
16 Jun 2008 10:13am
@Jim Bridges: Thank you for the kind words and visit, Jim.
@Photo Traces: Thank you very much for the feedback and visit, Viktor. A stunning photostream you have on your website. Your pics make me feel like I'm shooting with a disposable camera :-) Cheers.
SKHallisey from Montreal, Canada
great moment to capture, plus your contrast is perfect
18 Jun 2008 4:00am
@SKHallisey: One of those lucky moments :-) Thank you for the comment and visit, SKHallisey!
@Jesse Moscoe: Thank you for the visit and comment, Jesse. Also, I had a peek at your blog and it looks very beautiful.
Vink from Magagnosc, France
Génial ! il y a un côté étrange et futuriste dans ce N&B de toute beauté !
21 Jun 2008 7:13am
@Vink: Il faut just etre la au bon moment, n'est-ce pas ? :-) Merci pour le commentaire et la visite, Vink. C'est gentil.
Peter Mannfolk from Landskrona, Sweden
Yes, it´s a nice lens... Just the kind of photo I´ve had my eye on for a few days now but I haven´t come close enough to the turbines yet. Nice one! By the way, thanks for your kind comments on my images! /Peter
24 Jun 2008 8:42pm
@Peter Mannfolk: My pleasure. I already noticed in your latest photos you're having a blast with this lens :-) They're great.
Line Lamarre from Chambly, Québec, Canada
Fantastique le mouvement des nuages.
Un noir et blanc profond comme je les aime.
Très belle image.
11 Jul 2008 10:58am
@Line Lamarre: oui, c'était un ciel fascinant. Merci bien, Line.
MSD from Fort Washington, United States
Gorgeous! The sky adds such intensity and depth of mood to this photo. Well done! What lense did u use?
3 Aug 2008 4:26am
@MSD: Thank you. Lens is a sigma 10-20mm wide angle.
@Magda: Thanks so much, Magda. Looking at it now, I would probably process it a bit different. But I suppose that's the nice thing about photography...the long journey..and the more you know, the longer the journey seems to become :-) a never ending but fun quest.
