Day 196 - The Field of Three Doors

Wasn't that a Moody Blues tune... Timothy Leary...

Thanks to a creative artist in Grand Pre who placed three doors in their field. When I saw them I was totally taken back, and said WOW! I can imagine with a blue sky what it must look like.

The image is a composite of two images I took today. The clouds are from a nasty wicked storm that moved in earlier today. Wicked lightning and wind. Pouring cats and dogs. The color of the clouds is the original color, no desaturation.

The second image, the three doors, I removed the pale white sky and overlayed onto the clouds. I added a blue tint to the door on the right, and inverted the sky on the middle door.

The middle door has me thinking... whats with #9... maybe a Beatles reference.

Just moments earlier we saw three bald eagles in the corn fields looking for pheasants. I was trying to get closer and setup my tripod, but before I could even setup the tripod he was in the air. I think he was waiting for the other younger eagle to finish his fly by.. sort of like a parent watching if the kid did okay. :)

Very few shorebirds today, I think they flew out of harms way prior to the nasty storm.

Aug 31 2008

Day 196 - The Field of Three Doors

Wasn't that a Moody Blues tune... Timothy Leary...

Thanks to a creative artist in Grand Pre who placed three doors in their field. When I saw them I was totally taken back, and said WOW! I can imagine with a blue sky what it must look like.

The image is a composite of two images I took today. The clouds are from a nasty wicked storm that moved in earlier today. Wicked lightning and wind. Pouring cats and dogs. The color of the clouds is the original color, no desaturation.

The second image, the three doors, I removed the pale white sky and overlayed onto the clouds. I added a blue tint to the door on the right, and inverted the sky on the middle door.

The middle door has me thinking... whats with #9... maybe a Beatles reference.

Just moments earlier we saw three bald eagles in the corn fields looking for pheasants. I was trying to get closer and setup my tripod, but before I could even setup the tripod he was in the air. I think he was waiting for the other younger eagle to finish his fly by.. sort of like a parent watching if the kid did okay. :)

Very few shorebirds today, I think they flew out of harms way prior to the nasty storm.

Aug 31 2008