My previous post showed a large thunderhead building in advance of a strong storm. This photograph was taken the next day... the aftermath. It was still blustery and cloudy and very humid. There was debris washed over the roads in many places, and the ditches and fields were flooded in low areas.
I shot this image on a sheet of Fuji Neopan Acros 100 and developed it together some some of my previously posted images. I shot this with my Ebony view camera and a long 400mm lens. A #25 Red filter pumped up the contrast and created some separation in the sky. The exposure was for 1/2 second at F250.0.
I took this shot on September 18th 2024 at about 2:45 in the afternnon. This big tree, which I believe is a willow, was found in the Rural Municipality of Pinto Creek No. 75, down in southern Saskatchewan.
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