Dark Light

Jim Robertson

Dark Light

Just managed to capture this before a sleet and hail storm hit me this evening. Taken from Lossiemouth in Moray, Scotland.

Nikon D80
Hand held and chancing it!
1/45s at f3.5
ISO 100
18.0-70.0mm f/3.5-4.5 at 18mm
Pol. filter

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Dark Light by Jim Robertson
Dark Light by Jim Robertson
  • Richard Allen

    Richard Allen

    Great image.

    Have you tried this in B&W with the sky darkened to make it more threatening?

    Just a thought… :)

  • Jim Robertson replied

    Hi Richard. Yes I have spent a bit of time on a B & W but I’m off to bed now. Thanks for your comment and watch this space as they say. :)

  • catherine walker

    catherine walker

    wow..that’s so good..I love that sky..!

  • Jim Robertson replied

    Hi Catherine. Thank you for your nice comment.

  • AngieBel

    AngieBel

    I have NEVER seen a sky like that Jim: luck you! And great job capturing it so beautifully – handheld and all! :)

  • Jim Robertson replied

    Hi Angie. Thank you. We get most of our weather from the west and often get these blow throughs at this time of year and on really ‘till Spring.

  • Rosalie Scanlon

    Rosalie Scanlon

    Amazing image and sky, nice catch

  • Jim Robertson replied

    Hi Rosalie. Nice of you to comment. Thank you.

  • Mel Brackstone

    Mel Brackstone

    Wow, this is Mother Nature at her best and worst!

  • Jim Robertson replied

    Thanks for looking Mel.

  • terezadelpilar

    terezadelpilar

    You are the one who is good at photography! This is fabulous!

  • Jim Robertson replied

    :-)

  • Michael Walters

    Michael Walters

    Brillaint comp and what a treat to be there!

  • Jim Robertson replied

    Thanks again Mike. I thought I’d lost all chance of capturing an image when the sun went behind cloud and I was almost gone but the front came to the rescue!

  • Michael Walters

    Michael Walters

    Really gald you got it mate. it’s always a bonus when things jsut happen like that.

  • Louise Cooke

    Louise Cooke

    Blackgull, that is one heck of a wild sky! What a dramatic capture, the lighthouse so tiny against this massive cloud bank – love the feel of this!

  • Jim Robertson replied

    We have big skies in this part of the world especially so at this time of the year. I’m glad to hear that you like like this and again thanks for commenting on my images. :)

  • Derek Saul

    Derek Saul

    difficult to choose an image of yours to comment on , they are all incredible and almost verging sometimes on the abstract , i love this image , im a big fan of painters like constable and this fits right in , incredible composition , the lighthouse overwhelmed by impending nature , makes us realize how small we are , sort of a last bastion of civilization and beyond that the wild untamed forces lurk , i could carry on for ages with stories that come to my head through this image -wow

  • Jim Robertson replied

    Hi Derek. Great to hear from you and thanks for your great comment. So glad that you’ve found ‘the bubble’.

  • Derek Saul

    Derek Saul

    hello there up late? , can’t upload any sellable images my side , the line is too slow so ends up costing a fortune in phonecalls

  • Geoff  Coleman - Landscapes

    Geoff Coleman...

    Oh yes, love the way you’ve composed this – a brilliant rule-breaker. Beautiful.

  • Jim Robertson replied

    Ta Geoff

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