Storm light on the Emerald Coast.

[Alan Hoelzle]

Hi Friends. Thanks for commenting. I love critical comments, because, how else do you learn?
I'm processing these pics with bright, daylight balanced lights on my screen. I use these because in winter, I tend to get depressed. Find that blasting bright light in my face helps.
Maybe, that pic does not look yellow to me, because I am viewing in a blue/white environment?

 

[AlanLichty]

This was just one of an amazing sequence. Before the light hit, there was a sand bar in the foreground that was cool. Hard to get the temp balanced on that one, too, but I could work on it and show irt if you'd like.

Bring it on

 

[Alan Hoelzle]

Super quick edit. I'll make it better. But, here was the first pic in the sequence.

 

[AlanLichty]

That's close to sensor overload on your camera for the bright yellow area in the clouds. I have run into conditions like that at Bryce Canyon where I have to dial back the saturation and luminance like crazy in order to get balanced light from the shot. Pretty incredible light to get to play with.

 

[Alan Hoelzle]

I could just darken that area in LR, or, maybe when I learn Photoshop, use a layer thing.