And there was light...

[Demers18]

Took this when the sun finally broke through the clouds of a rain storm at sunset.

I know the crop is small but I had to crop out the roofs of the houses below as I couldn't find a way to climb on the roof of the house we were renting lol.

CC Welcomed

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[Bitter Jeweler]

Corpuscular rays!

 

[Joel_W]

A very strong composition.

 

[Demers18]

Corpuscular rays!

A very strong composition.

Thank you gentlemen

 

[Majeed Badizadegan]

A very strong composition.

I think the composition could have been much stronger with with the entire silhouette of the tree. I'd crop in a couple inches from the left as well.

 

[Demers18]

I think the composition could have been much stronger with with the entire silhouette of the tree. I'd crop in a couple inches from the left as well.

I completely agree and was kicking myself for not having the whole tree in there afterwards. I thought I had but obviously I didn't.
I have tried the crop from the left but I still preferred it like this.

Thanks for the CC Rotanimod

 

[KenC]

Nice shot. I agree with Rotanimod about the composition.

Next time rent a house with a ladder!

 

[Demers18]

Nice shot. I agree with Rotanimod about the composition.

Next time rent a house with a ladder!

I know!!! I'll make sure they include it in the contract :thumbup:

 

[Geronimo]

Besides the tree, I would crop the top to right above the ledge on the left. It still gets you the clouds but does not leave it as dead space

 

[Joel_W]

I can see the advantages of cropping down to the top of the ledge on the left. It does cut down some of the dead zone in the clouds, yet still leaves enough of the clouds for us to see how the light does play within the clouds.

 

[Demers18]

Besides the tree, I would crop the top to right above the ledge on the left. It still gets you the clouds but does not leave it as dead space

I will have to try the crop again and see how it looks.

Thanks for the CC