Being a landscape photographer, I love wide angle perspectives. Yesterday evening, my friend, Mike, and I drove to Discovery Park and hiked down to the beach. The light wasn’t the best, but the clouds were beautiful. I took several shots at 14mm and the above is my favorite. I like the expansive, almost 3-D feeling the image portrays, both with the curved foreground driftwood and the sweeping overhead clouds. I hope you enjoy the shot.
September 23, 2010
Very nice, Dr. Thapa! Brings back memories of the days I served with the US Army Reserves at Fort Lawton, there. What a BEATIFUL view from Discovery Park!!!
September 23, 2010
I noticed the cloud formation while riding my bike home last eve–good to see them again in your photo.
Must be a name for that type of formation? Much different than our usual clouds.
September 23, 2010
Great image! I love the clarity in the entire depth of field. I think that cloud formation is pretty close to being called a “mackerel sky” (as in fish scales) and that stormy weather is on its way.
September 23, 2010
Great shot. Very creative to use the wide angle which lends an interesting perspective.