Some Light in the West - Drew May Photo 20250409 _DSF4042_-Edit
Hey One and All!!
Yesterday I did a little exploring! I just did my medical consult, that I endure once a month and I thought it would be nice to do a little exploration. I haven’t spent a lot of time west of the city that I live in and I felt yesterday was the day. I had the ultimate big fluffy clouds which always get me excited. So off I went! As the day neers its end I see weather, the kind that really makes me excited. I see dark clouds on the horizon, and a thin band of open sky right at the horizon. This has in the past provided be some of the very best photographs I have ever captured. As I am slowly getting to grips with my new camera. Actually it isn’t that new I’ve had it for over three years but with all the issues that I have dealt with medically it still remains relatively new. I am really starting to, in my own mind, make this camera sing. I’m not gonna spend my time pretending that I am one of the greatest photographers in the world, but I think I have skills over the 40 years I’ve played photographer. So with a little light, a lot of hope, I preceded to capture a panoramic of the valley in front of me and is being lit by the sun and the dark bruding clouds with a little light making some colour. I shall continue to explore more in the west I spent far too much time in the east, and hopes that I will find something better. I found a few very interesting places that require returning to when the light and warmer weather returns. Really in the end all I’m doing is chasing light and I shall continue to do so! I used to say something at the end of everything I posted, and I’m going to return to that because there’s far too much garbage being flung in a world of social media. Shut up and shoot!
Keywords:
Alberta,
Canada,
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Drew May Photography,
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Landscape,
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rain,
sky,
sunset,
valley,
winter
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