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Today at work (in northern Virginia) we had some crazy weather brewing. The bottom fell out about 5 minutes after I tucked my camera away (PHEW!). I got these awesome shots. Naturally, they're beefed up a bit in photoshop, but mostly only with a levels layer to bring out the brooding nature of it all. One is in a black/grey hue and the other is in a bluish hue.
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Awesome clouds! So dramatic.
(.....and nothing wrong with a bit of Photoshop magic )
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these are great captures and you did well in pp too! clouds are truly amazing!
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Thanks guys!
Yeah the clouds did look really rough, but improving the levels and bringing out the difference between the clouds really made them look scary as heck!
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Few images can beat a good Mother Nature picture!
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