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"Phenomenon in the sky"

© Eleanor M. Perrotta

"Phenomenon in the sky"

Uploaded: June 09, 2007

Description

Aperture:f 4.5 Shutter:1/60 Focal length:7.81 mm Flash: Off
Taken at sundown in Georgia.
The rays of the sun cast a shadow on the left side of my image giving the sky an appearance of a cloudless sky while the right side was so bright and colorful with streaks formed as two planes flew thru the sky. Looks as though 2 photos were merged together.
All I did was enhance the color of the sky in iPhoto.

Comments

Shirley A. Kinney June 11, 2007

Neat shot, Eleanor. Most unusual image. Do you live in Georgia. #672130

Eleanor M. Perrotta June 11, 2007

Hi Shirley, thank you for taking the time to respond to my photo. I love getting opinions from other BP members so I will know what appeals to others. I live in New York but visit with my daughter and her family in Georgia. It is a beautiful state and I love being able to see and photograph different things. Are you from GA?? #4388125

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