“Doo, doo, doo, lookin’ out my back door….”
We’ve had very strange, severe weather in my parts the last 24 hours or so. Just when I looked out and noticed that the skies had turned to clear blue, someone came in and said, “But look back over here.” I did, and thought it was worth a pic.
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Dynamite photo!
Mr Dvorak,
What kind of camera did you take that picture with?
Beautiful piture!
Move along. Nothing to see here. (can anyone else find the hidden demon face?)
hottyson,
Thanks. This is my post (contributing editor Keith Burel ), not John’s. I used a Konica Minolta DiMage Z10.
Now if we can just get him to use photoshop to “level” the photos.
It is a killer shot, I agree.
Love the color, how close is it to the real thing?
This is when you want to hug yourself and say, “I do believe in ghosts, I do believe in ghosts..”
Getting those killer shots is 90% luck, 5% equipment, and 5% skill. Keith, I think you just hit 100%. congrats on a great shot.
The only thing demonic I see is Texaco is down to 2.13 for regular in that picture.
Here is 2.32………
jasontheodd– the color rendition seems quite accurate to me.
Pat, I kinda have to agree with you. First the shot had to be there, then one had about 3 minutes to get a good pic of it (lighting, etc.). What digital cameras in the $200 range can do nowadays is astonishing to me, and, as for my part, all I did was identify a good opportunity, frame it, and shoot.
At first glance I thought it might be a photo of the TX/OK fires from over the horizon.
Thanks for the camera info KB. It’s always nice to give credit to manufactures for great photos.
No demons, but I see a cloud just above the Texaco station that looks like the young Bob Dylan…but no (ob Peanuts) duckies, horsies or demons.
Hope you don’t mind, it’s wallpaper.
Glad you liked it, John Wofford.
You didn’t happen to have any tripods pop out of the ground after word did you?