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Mdina under dramatic skies

Under dramatic skies

November 2, 2017

Sometimes the skies are so dramatic that you just have to stop and shoot. For once after a lot of cloud shots without a horizon I thought that Mdina actually deserved to be part of this dramatic scene in front of me.

However below are my cloud selections minus a context...just like John Constable used to do in his cloud studies. By all means I do not fancy myself as good as John Constable, however to say he is an inspiration is an understatement.

And the camera is just a great and versatile tool to make some quick 'sketches' of cloud studies. Next time I will upload some photos inspired by Alfred Stieglitz's 'Equivalent Series'.

Keep tuned!

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