4 images in 15 minutes

[Ken Rennie]

A very brief visit to North Yorkshire on Saturday. The forecast was for heavy rain and thunderstorms later in the day but I hoped to get some time in before it hit. I know this area well but usually visit in the winter. This is an area of limestone pavements and trees growing under the influence of strong prevailing winds. Ken

 

[AlanLichty]

Those must be some fast moving clouds for how much different the skies look in each of these images. I like the B&W treatment you gave these captures as it seems to fit well here. Nice work with the conversions.

 

[JimFox]

Interesting how bent those trees are. That's a lot of cool images in just 15 minutes Ken.

My favorites are #1 and 4. I think I like those both best because you composed those to have a tree as a strong, tall subject in the scene.

 

[Beth]

those are some windswept trees. great tones.

 

[BlackRockArt]

Ken, these are really nice work !

Oliver

 

[Michael13]

Nice job on all these. I like the comp best in the first image, it brings more drama!

 

[Ken Rennie]

Those must be some fast moving clouds for how much different the skies look in each of these images. I like the B&W treatment you gave these captures as it seems to fit well here. Nice work with the conversions.

Sorry for the late reply Alan, I have been busy and managed another photography trip. Yes strong winds and a rapidly changing sky. Ken

 

[Ken Rennie]

Interesting how bent those trees are. That's a lot of cool images in just 15 minutes Ken.

My favorites are #1 and 4. I think I like those both best because you composed those to have a tree as a strong, tall subject in the scene.

Thanks Jim, I don't usually work this fast and am experimenting with a new, for me, processing technique with a deliberately bright patch close to the horizon. Ken

 

[Ken Rennie]

those are some windswept trees. great tones.

Thanks Beth. I usually produce high or low key images but, in these, I have gone for a wide tonal range. Ken

 

[Ken Rennie]

Ken, these are really nice work !

Oliver

Thank you Oliver

 

[Ken Rennie]

Nice job on all these. I like the comp best in the first image, it brings more drama!

Thank you Michael

 

[JimFox]

Thanks Jim, I don't usually work this fast and am experimenting with a new, for me, processing technique with a deliberately bright patch close to the horizon. Ken

That sounds like fun! It will be interesting to see the results as you experiment.