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[sdwilsonsct]

Thanks for looking. Suggestions welcome.

[Jeremy Roussak]

The first is a cracker, Scott, although there's perhaps just a bit too much featureless sky above the clouds.

Jeremy

[Paulo Bizarro]

Nice set, with wonderful light. I think my favourite is #2, it conveys a great sense of isolation.

[francois]

Love the light but I'm split between #1 and #2. Both are wonderful but they convey a different feeling. The first image is peaceful, calm and relaxing. The second is less static with those moving clouds. The man-made elements give me a sense of loneliness.

The third photo is less pleasant although the sky adds a lot of drama. Personally, I find that the left side of the photo is a bit busy…

[HunterPinnell]

I wish you had gotten closer to the man made parts. I find them interesting, I agree the second one feels lonely, but I still want to be closer. Beautiful light though.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Like Francois, I find the first two quite stunning.

[sdwilsonsct]

Thanks folks! Good points.

Jeremy: I am uncertain about the cropping and composition. Wish I had gotten the camera higher.

Paolo: thanks. This was the choice of my better half. Good call, as usual.

Francois: yep, too busy. At least I cropped out the silver Subaru. 

Hunter: I shot these far and near and settled on the middle. I attach a closer one.

Eric: thanks!

[churly]

Nicely done Scott - excellent light.  I'm particulalry fond of #1.

[sdwilsonsct]

Thanks, Chuck. I am constantly amazed at how fast the light changes, and how short the time is for composing and capturing.

[DavidJ]

+1 for No 1

[francois]

FourDoors is also very pleasant and shares the sense of loneliness with the second image.

FWIW, I like it a lot!

Edit: typo correction

[sdwilsonsct]

Thanks David and Francois. Glad you like the architectual diversity, Francois.

[Chris Calohan]

I gotta be a #2 man....ahhhhhhhhhhh, I too like the isolationism.