Rolling On Over Me... by Keiran Lusk
Dark brooding storm clouds (in a most fascinating formation) roll over the red sands of the desert today, bringing with them the long forgotten pleasures of rain.
Captured at Uluru (1st November 2008).
[Creative Effects: Brightness/contrast/shadow adjustments, omni spotlight with Photoshop]
Comments
Grat Image Keiran x
Thank-you Anita for the wonderful comment.
– Keiran Lusk
The selective colouring makes for a terrific image
Thank-you blamo, but Mother Nature is responsible for the selective colouring – I just tweaked the contrast and brightness a little in Photoshop. I am pleased that you like this!
– Keiran Lusk
Gorgeous!! We finally have storm clouds over us too!!! Whoo hoo!
Woohoo indeed! It was so nice to see the clouds rolling in and to hear the deep dark rumble of thunder across the desert landscape and to enjoy the smell of rain at last!
– Keiran Lusk
Strong picture!!! Awesome contrast!
Thank-you so much DanaMS for your lovely words. Yes, I enjoyed bringing out the strength and contrast in this scene.
– Keiran Lusk
WOW..this looks very intense..a welcome site I am sure..and you can almost smell the storm ! ! wonderful shot !!
Intense indeed Katagram. Thanks for your comments. Oh yes, the smell of the approaching storm…
– Keiran Lusk
Love the contrast in this image…with the warm vibrant foreground and gray stormy clouds…excellent:)
Thank-you so much Romo, I am pleased that you like this image.
– Keiran Lusk
beautiful Keiran…
Thank-you kindly Linda :-)
– Keiran Lusk
gorgeous work Kieran .. the land seems to be coming alive in anticipation of the rain… there is a sense of extreme aniticipation in this………b
Indeed, the landscape does always come alive at the slightest hint of rain here in the desert. Thanks for your lovely comments.
– Keiran Lusk
Glorious and awesome the formation of those clouds is really fascinating ! GREAT capture !
Thanks SandraRos. They were indeed most fascinating and awesome clouds.
– Keiran Lusk
a well captured shot we love the rain and send some our way to :)
When we are finished with the rain, I shall send it your way :-)
– Keiran Lusk