Twister Photo | TrekEarth

Photographer’s Note

J'ai aligné la pointe du glaçon qui descend du toit avec le dessus de l'eau (fleuve st-laurent) pour crée cet effet.J'ai aussi cloné deux petits glaçon avec le ciel pour les faire disparaître de la photo. J'était en vacance dans la région de Charlevoix pour faire de la motoneige lorsque j'ai pris cette photo.

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dominique (11403) 2004-03-13 12:07

J'ai marché , bien vu et bonne idée , le cadrage est parfait , j'aime l'ambiance de la photo .

Ebbe (9571) 2004-03-13 12:08

Funny, I thought twisters had to do with heat, I have to reconsider I guess. A foreground is good for a picture like this but I think there is a bit too much of it here. I would crop the loader and keep the huose and pickup.

gadinga (606) 2004-03-13 12:18

I agree some cropping is needed. The blurry black thing in the foreground is very distracting. Also more of a note could have been really interesting in this image. I too think it is bizarre that there is a tornado in the winter. I come from South Dakota and last summer we had 60 tornadoes in one day in my state and it was a very warm day, so therefore I think this annomally of nature deserves to be described.

quegardens (1469) 2004-03-13 12:22

You had me fooled for a minute until I read your notes in French that this was an icicle hanging from an overhead eve :-)
A good creative idea.Bienvenue sur TE Marc.

cloverstar (0) 2004-03-13 13:14

Love the title. Great inventive way to use an icicle. Well done.

If you allow workshops, I did one to eliminate the black foreground.

MyriamVillert (3165) 2004-03-13 13:24

Ah ok !!! une stalactite de glace pas une tornade !!! bien vu !!!!!! excellent :o) on s'y tromperait !
Les gris sont très beaux.

kajenn (2325) 2004-03-13 20:50

Ah - you didn't fool me, Marc. No tornados in the wintertime, as they need the warm ground to evolve. And I understand from other comments that you explain that in French. Funny - you fooled some of us. As for the photo as such, I'd crop off the lower part with the loader aso., leaving the pickup and the house. Maybe crop off a bit at both sides too, for thightening the composition. Also there's a slight tilt CW at the horizon. Nice try... ;o)