The Alabama Hills are one of my favorite places to photograph. Clouds make for great opportunities there and we sure had it working for us on this particular day.
The Alabama Hills
The Alabama Hills are one of my favorite places to photograph. Clouds make for great opportunities there and we sure had it working for us on this particular day.
outrageous…see, I knew I should have gone on that trip!!!!!
Thanks Betty!
John, this is amazing… I’ve never seen anything like this in Alabama(I’m down there a lot, my wife is from AL.). Where is this?
Colman, I knew I should have put this… The Alabama Hill in Lone Pine CA. 🙂 I had the same question when my friend said he was taking me there a number of years ago. Alabama?? 🙂
Well Crap… I don’t go there a lot! LOL GREAT WORK!
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Incredible-:) You should enter it in Outdoor Photography “American Landscape” photo contest. Sure winner!
Thanks LInda.
Sweet home Alabama Hills (CA)… with an intense symphony of Barclay Clouds rolling by! Wowmazing!
Sunset (or sunrise) must have been amazing that evening (or morning)! It is time to take a drive! Great fishing near by as well!
I agree, submit this to some magazines and print this BIG for your gallery!
John, I’m so happy that we’re back to enjoying some of your great images without all of the critical analysis. You’re doing some really fine work. I don’t know you well but it appears that you just get in situations and shoot and create. I don’t buy into any of the “photo celibacy” type of over analyzing and over digesting the image to a point of sterility. John, you just do it, in a very sensitive way. That’s why I enjoy and follow your blog to not be distracted by what Cole and genre have to impart. A thank you to you, John.
Dennis, thank you for following along and for your kind words, much appreciated. I must confess, I do enjoy thinking and discussing photography a la photo celibacy etc from time to time, so I hope you’ll allow for such once in awhile. Those posts by the way always generate the most traffic, I guess a lot must find them interesting for whatever thats worth!
That said, I do try to keep things mixed up a bit and hope you’ll continue to follow along.
JB
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Felice
John, that’s really fantastic! The cloud structure and tonality are perfect.
Thanks Steve.