Eastern Iowa, quite often hot and humid in July, but always a chance for great clouds between thunderstorms and the next hazy moment…
EVERYTHING CAN WAIT
Sky after sunset, Little Missouri National Grassland, North Dakota
I promised you a few big skies we watched during our trip through the badlands of the Dakotas and Montana. Back in camp, after spending another day in and around the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, it was time to relax, but with a sky like this everything else can wait…
I exposed strictly for the vibrant sky, knowing I can pull back the shadows in the foreground a little bit in post process if I wanted to. Finally I decided for the silhouette, making the sky the only thing the eye wants to go in this image.
Nikon D750, Nikkor 70-200mm / f4, @70 mm, 1/400s, f/5.6, ISO200
GRASSLANDS, BADLANDS, AND BIG SKY
Sky after sunset just outside of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota
Hi, we are back from a trip to the Grasslands and Badlands that stretch from South Dakota into North Dakota and eastern Montana. Our tent was pitched most of the time in remote locations with no or very few people around, making social distancing easy. We watched lots of wildlife, small and big, and enjoyed some “Big Sky”. As time allows I will post some photos that hopefully tell stories about all this during the next few weeks and I’m glad if you find the time again to stop in here in my blog to read about nature and photography.