St George Basin
Taken from the bow of True North. There were spectacular cloud formations as we steamed through Saint Gorge Basin. We were all pretty impressed with the sky show and the sunset was also one of the best!
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Very effective Dave, love the cloud but tipping that it what attracted you to this composition. It’s pointing, saying ‘check this out!’.
Thanks Andrew. I really like the spectacular mountains and islands too!
Cbeers
Dave
Aahhh yes, I had forgotten about these shots Dave….nicely processed and perspective.
Must have a look at mine now! 🙂
Look forward to seeing it mate!
This photo shoot was so much fun eh? Just snapping off shots as the scenery drifted by.
Cheers
Dave
I’ve got quite a few images from this angle as well, didn’t get the great clouds though. might have another look at them and post a couple!
It’s such a characteristic location isn’t it Tim? I’ll look out for your shots.
Cheers
Dave
This was one amazing epic afternoon of clouds. Actually most days had epic clouds prompting the classic much repeated ‘let’s shoot more clouds with a sliver of land at the bottom’
This is beautiful, soft and peaceful. I like how you kept the tones subtle, true to the scene.
I also remember a tones of jokes this afternoon, especially from Greggy 🙂
G’day Flemming
Yes indeed it was a memorable shoot. Snapping away shots from the bow of TN and simply applying the 8/10th sky rule allowed us to almost give our full attention to Greg’s jokes!
Rewrite the manuals. 1/10 water – 1/10 background – 8/10th sky is the new rule!
I’ve got another cloudscape to post soon.
Cheers
Dave
This is the Flembot appearing as Markie Mark, just testing so ignore this – and it’s still an epic shot maet.
And this is the Flembot appearing as the Flembot – we thank you Dave for letting us test on your blog (Mark’s comment subscription thingy had gone out of whack).
Mark, are you receiving this as an email ?
Yes i am mate
those clouds are wicked. the compliment the shot so well, and are perfect for the extra bit of attention on the landforms. nice work Davo 🙂
Thanks Stephen!
Composition in this is unbelievable, perfect mate totally love it.
Geeze mate. Thanks for the great compliment! I really like it too.
I like the cloud formations in your pictures 🙂
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