ART Caught a storm rolling in

[e.pie]

Was driving home from Oklahoma yesterday when a storm started to roll in, I had to pull over and get some pics.


Storm at sunset by FullerFotos.net, on Flickr


Storm at sunset by FullerFotos.net, on Flickr

 

[dmora]

 

[yexy]

Is this in Southeastern Colorado?? Where, exactly? I used to live there and I feel like I've been on this road! The photos are really nostalgic for me.

 

[e.pie]

Is this in Southeastern Colorado?? Where, exactly? I used to live there and I feel like I've been on this road! The photos are really nostalgic for me.

Sure is, it was a dirt road just off of hwy 94.

 

[Marix]

Nice - I really like the colours

 

[tehshocker]

Nice - I really like the colours

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[djlogik]

Damn, really nice!

 

[yexy]

Sure is, it was a dirt road just off of hwy 94.

YES! I have totally been over there. I had no idea how much I missed storms on the prairie until seeing your photos.

Edit: Here's the ones I took when I was 15ish: Loved the storms!

 

[Keegan]

e.pie:

Nice. I prefer the 2nd one with a lot more of the road visible.

Get lower next time and shoot up with fence? Just something I'd try myself

 

[IsayHELLA]

e.pie:

Nice. I prefer the 2nd one with a lot more of the road visible.

Get lower next time and shoot up with fence? Just something I'd try myself

I agree. Getting a lower angle with more of the fence in the shot would have been nice.

Nice shots though.

 

[mikmit]

i like the first shot. awesome mate.

 

[Pikel]

 

[Wheezer]

e.pie:

Nice. I prefer the 2nd one with a lot more of the road visible.

Get lower next time and shoot up with fence? Just something I'd try myself

Really? I like the first one better. The second one the road kinda intersects the picture cutting it in half. One side is interesting, the other is not. IMO, if you're going to have the road in the picture either find a way to where it leads to the storm, or use it to frame the picture like the first one.