28/03/13
For me the best part about taking photographs of the sky is when the sun bursts through a break in the clouds like this. The rooftops beneath become silhouetted and almost looks as if it could be a montage already.
Here I was surprised by the brightness above the cloud and the small light breaking through in the distance.
I zoomed in for a closer view of the light, making it portrait to get the top of the cloud and the light above.
landscape shot of the light sheets.
29/03/13
Taken from tudor road, just after the snow.
a full shot for a cloud piece
Shot's like these are why I love to shoot with natural light. Although the sky is over exposed, I am pleased with the lighting on the rooftops. The over exposure is also non important as I can alter/replace the sky whilst in Photoshop.
reshot to get the correct sky exposure
This mirror could be used as an interesting component for an image
I've taken this as I need a wide range of images that have similar components here the widow, water droplets and clouds return, but with a very different feel.
30/03/13
I have become aware of how much impact the sky and weather have on the atmosphere in these images. The contrast in colours and tone have significant range.
I like the blues and oranges of the sunset, also the position of the sun by the spire as the clouds begin to touch above.
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