I left for work in my winter jacket on a raw, damp morning that was spitting a cold drizzle from a lowering iron sky. I walked out of work into a warm spring afternoon that was topped with a blue sky studded with cottony clouds. A very simple effect--Color Fade Vertical--makes a distinction betweem the grey industrial grime on the ground and the glorious clouds above.
Sounds like typical Melbourne Victoria weather, if you don't like it, wait five minutes and something different will come along, ask Glenn, but don't tell him I told you, I'm a Sydneyite. Strong Feud.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. I love to take pictures of the sky. I have a whole file full of them.
ReplyDeleteyay to warm Spring day!!! love those fluffy clouds and blue sky...
ReplyDeleteI love sky shots--beautiful shot
ReplyDeleteI have never used this effect and wow, what a difference - I need to play! This was a super image before the effect NICE!
ReplyDeleteYou have to love those days that just get beter and better as they go on!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture. I love how you emphasized the gorgeous sky.
ReplyDeleteLike the effect you used to focus on the sky - beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat makes a big difference, draws the eye right to that fantastic sky.
ReplyDeleteThat is a terrific choice of processing for this scene! I've never even heard of color fade vertical - I'll have to check that out!
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking shot! Those clouds look great in both photos!
ReplyDeleteI always like a good cloud picture. And this is a good cloud picture. And I like how you made the clouds stand out.
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