Storm Approaching Bodie
Uploaded: August 03, 2006
This image of the Dechambeau Hotel at Bodie Ghost Town is a perfect example of how dramatic cloudscapes make the photograph. If you removed the clouds you'd have a picture of an old building. But the drama in the sky just seems to add a third dimension to the image. Out of my hundreds of images I get more questions and comments about this one than any other. Taken late November, very cold, and I had the whole place to myself!
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Sheryl A. Hudson
August 03, 2006
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September 21, 2006
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