Hurrican Winds Begin, and it got a lot stronger on September 6, 2004.
posted by Dolph Brust at 6:53 PM
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Monday, September 06, 2004
Hurrican Winds Begin, and it got a lot stronger on September 6, 2004.
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4 Comments:
Dolph,
Nice shot! I can almost feel the wind blowing that palm tree. I can't wait to see more shots that may hopefully show the surrounding environment a little more than this one.
Warren
I'd be curious to see how this shot would look on a tripod at a slower shutter speed to get some of the blur of the palm fronds. However, I'm sure when you're in hurricane-type winds, your last thought is to run for the tripod and set up a shot. Was this in Florida?
Where were you? Getting dramatic weather photos can be dangerous! I remember shooting photos in the rain and getting me and my camera very wet.
The problem I have with this photo is there is no sense of scale. I don't know how tall the palm trees are. If there was something else in the photo such as a person or car or building, the viewer would have a point of reference and a sense of scale.
To all:
This was a challenge. I had just been pushed once by the wind at over 60 mph at my back. You have given me some great ideas for this next weekend. I will try and get other objects in the photo so the 30 foot trees have some perspective. However, it is dangerous in these condition with object flying all around you. I had tried to get a picture of a palm tree fron flying in the air.
I'll use your ideas to see what I get this weekend.
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