1987 Storm over Mt Buller Howqua Valley by Fred Mitchell
Fred Mitchell

1987 Storm over Mt Buller Howqua Valley by

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We were heading through the Howqua valley to Jamieson township, when this great storm brewed over Mount Buller. We did not get any of it where we were, but it looked like someone got rain.

Taken with Pentax camera and Pentax 28 mm shift lens on Kodachrome film.

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Spend most of my time with images of yesterday (or before), but enjoy use of the Pentax K5 when possible.

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Comments

  • Philip Johnson
    Philip Johnsonalmost 3 years ago

    any rain is good rain congrats nice capture

  • Thank you

    – Fred Mitchell

  • adgray
    adgrayalmost 3 years ago

    Look how green it was!
    Not that green now!
    but I love the darkness and the contrast of the golden dam wall!
    AWESOME! ☼
    Chookas! ♥

  • Thanks.

    – Fred Mitchell

  • Bradley Nichol
    Bradley Nicholalmost 3 years ago
    • Very nice film work :-)
  • Thank you

    – Fred Mitchell

  • John Vandeven
    John Vandevenalmost 3 years ago

    Fantastic clouds capture.

  • Thank you. They were there.

    – Fred Mitchell

  • Shaun Whiteman
    Shaun Whitemanalmost 3 years ago

    A stunning powerful piece of work…wow!!

  • Thank you Shaun.

    – Fred Mitchell

  • Joy Watson
    Joy Watsonalmost 3 years ago

    Excellent capture

  • Thank you.

    – Fred Mitchell

  • kalaryder
    kalaryderalmost 3 years ago

    What a cloud formation, top shot

  • Thank you.

    – Fred Mitchell

  • Mike Oxley
    Mike Oxleyalmost 3 years ago

    Now that’s a storm! Great shot, FM.

  • Thank you. We dodged it as thankfully it went the other way.

    – Fred Mitchell

  • hsien-ku
    hsien-kualmost 3 years ago

    such beautiful clouds!

  • Thanks.

    – Fred Mitchell

  • John  Kowalski
    John Kowalskialmost 3 years ago

    Mean looking clouds FM, great shot!!

  • Thank you.

    – Fred Mitchell