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Dramatic clouds



Before I got really interested in photography,I could not be bothered to look and admire the sky unless it is too hot or it rains cats and dogs.since about five years ago when my interest in photography got more intense,I began to see the sky differently.If I ever see anything interesting,I just snap the photos.


Slowly,I began to see different clounds of different shape,colours and formations.In fact the sky is very interesting.My disadvantages are that I don't have adequate knowledge to explore and appreciate them.Secondly,to see thing at longer distance I need the right tools/camera/telescope.And these are not cheap.In fact,they are beyond my means.The only way for me is to read more about the sky.










How do we get to shoot dramatic clouds?The answer is very simple.We must be at the place,at the right time and with right camera.And that is a very tall order.How do I get these beautiful clouds?I keep going to the beach;and one lucky day I was given the chance by Allah to shoot these beautiful sceneries.We need good preparation and good luck.


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