Rain Clouds and Bending Trees

[Texas Sadie]

The high prevailing winds cause the trees to have a natural bend to them in the Panhandle. I took this today right after sunrise.

[swanny338]

beautiful shot, the clouds are awesome

[Jim]

Beautiful clouds! The really dominate the picture.

[LoungeLizard]

You're really good at capturing the sky with different lighting. I like it.

[Texas Sadie]

Thanks guys! Someday I hope to learn this stuff!

[DeLeon]

Im sure ou get tired of me asking you this...but im intrigued by the places you shoot...so one again...where was this taken?

[swiftfoot]

Originally Posted by DeLeon

Im sure ou get tired of me asking you this...but im intrigued by the places you shoot...so one again...where was this taken?

LaPaloma?

[HighPlainsDox]

Originally Posted by DeLeon

Im sure ou get tired of me asking you this...but im intrigued by the places you shoot...so one again...where was this taken?

LOL! Not at all, DeLeon. :lol: I was with her on that one, and it was East of town. We just drove south of I-40 on Tiltrotor Drive. Yes, the pavement ends, but we don't need no steenkink pavement! ;)

Another good place to shoot is the swampy area just East of Washington on Sundown Lane. It's about 1/4 mile off Washington, and you'll find Avocets, Cattle Egrets, Herons, Hawks, Killdeer, Redwinged Blackbirds galore, and a bird we haven't ID'd yet - has the upper half of its chest/breast a vivid yellow. Birds galore! :)

You might try on 9th street just west of Soncy. Have you seen the parasailing, near Randall High? There's always Thompson Park, Eakle park, Southeast park, and I could go on and on.

There are photo-ops everywhere! :)