These photos were taken last night by Kathie as the first storm of the Monsoon rolled through Sycamore Canyon just as the sun was setting. I used the 18-70 mm lens and set it on the automatic setting for a landscape. The colors have not been manipulated at all. The only enhancement was to sharpen the photo slightly.
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25 comments:
It seems nature follows up on her madness with extreme beauty!
Wow!!!!! Need I say more?
These are really gorgeous.
Pretty impressive! Gorgeous colors!
Cheers, Klaus
spectacular!
My Sky Watch Friday post
Stunning!
The photos are beautiful, and I'm glad to hear that the monsoon is starting. Did they provide any fire relief?
Stunning! Mother Nature has a fantastic palette. Glad you were able to capture this.
Nice job.
They look great,
Troy
It looks like fire in the sky. Very beautiful. I love the buildings silhouetted against it.
It looks like explosions over the horizon. If a storm was on the way, it must have been a big one! Thanks for sharing. Mustang Mike
Such strong bold beautiful colors.
Darn it! Your two photos are nearly as good as your pastel and poem!
Wonderful photo for SWF - I'm envious! You can do all kinds of medium so excellently!
Crickey! Well done Kathie!
You know what everytime I write your name I have to be very careful not to write my mom's name Kanthi! Thanks for sharing your camera settings.
I'm back ...
Oh no, cried blog world ... he's back!
Oh yes, I'm going top wander around again ... as you said, I couldn´t resist!
But guess what, I'm quite happy. If I didn´t rejoin SWF I would never have the chance to see these great photos!
Thanks for your always kind words
WOW! I've never seen the sky before a monsoon before! Does it look this beautiful during? Never seen a monsoon ;) Dramatic image!
Exquisite... :O)
Tom
So stunning.
Please go to my blog. There is something there for you.
Very beauiful. Lovely colours:)
Petunia's SWF
Spectacular shots. Just breathtaking...
The colours are very beautiful and rich. I love the extension of the sunset by its reflection on the water. Lovely.
BEAUTIFUL!
Once again, thank you everyone for your kind comments. To answer a few specific questions,
that was actually the first night of the Monsoon storms. This one did not last long here or rain very hard but it sure made for some dramatic lighting, and yes, I did purposely try to get the reflection of the water on the street. It was all so beautiful. Whenever we have clouds in the sky around here we get these gorgeous sunsets.
The next day it rained all afternoon but still no releif from the fires. I'll do a post soon. Meanwhile, Gus went out during last night's storms and captured some awesome shots on his blog. We are expecting more storms this afternoon.
Gallicissa, I feel honored to have a simialr name as your Mom. When I get typing too fast I often reverse the "t" and the "H" and end up spelling my name Kahtie, so, no worries!
Quint, glad to see your "ugly mug" once again. (you said it, I didn't)
Kathie,
They really are gorgeous shots.
Thanks for stopping by my blog as well. Yes I do live along the Wasatch Front. In Layton, Ut. if you know the area. (North of Salt Lake City). Isn't amazing how you can see a picture and it takes you back to another time and place.
Thank you for your kind words and feel free to stop by anytime.
beautiful.. looks like the monsoon will help with the fires..
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