Sometimes you can get lucky with the cloud formation, last Friday the clouds rolled in. Taken on a M50 and just processed with RAW conversion only âŠ
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Very nice shot with a lot of drama. Could be also a good B&W
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Great capture of both the buildings and the weather. Almost looks like the moment before an alien invasionâŠ
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Good shot, the clouds make the picture stand out.
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Looks like some nasty weather coming on, fantastic shot Don.
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That really pops (wasnât there a âphoto popâ option in the classic Adjust? it gives the look that that would)!
I like the contrast of the beige-y buildings with the ominous dark clouds.
The image clearly looks processed (probably b/c of the contrast/clarity on the bldgs), but not overdone. The clouds are especially great - they donât tip over into that âcrunchyâ HDR over-processed & overly contrasty look. These look like you probably saw them that way and just had to âhelpâ the camera out a bit for dramaâŠ
Of course this was processed by a RAW converter but apart from brightening midtones and shadows it is a technique I use of using the in-camera histogram to reveal the shadows as there are little or no highlights in this scene.
I think it was mentioned in tips and tricks previously. FYI I only use products like Adjust, TS etc for artistic effects. 
Itâs a really nice capture and finished image. I found I just kept looking at it a lot to study the various elements that were there as well as liking the aesthetics of it. I donât know about you, but I get so thrilled with myself (in my case b/c itâs so rare!) when I produce something of that caliber! Are you going to print and hang it at all?
No, I am lucky that the condo I own is in a building that faces East so the Western view as you see here is just standard and during the monsoon season many opportunities for dramatic images ⊠great opportunities for night images to the West also and beautiful lighting for the buildings to the West in the morning. So have lots to choose from
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