and now it looks like it was shot in the Old West...
This week, I have had some down time before the spring severe weather season starts in full-force in the coming weeks. With this nice "break" I decided I'd play around with Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom 3 with some of my photos that I've shot in the last few years. I decided I wanted to covert some of my photos to black & white and sepia tones to give them a more "old-school" feel. I've posted several of my favorites that I edited below:
Kewanee, IL now in black & white!
of western Nebraska...
with a snowy landscape!
in 2009 and is still to this day one of
my favorite photos!
This is actually my silhouette on an
August evening...(A personal favorite)!
I shot this one just last year in west-central Illinois
of some departing convection...
of some departing convection...
An epic "old-school" look to this shot!
An "old-school" shot of the Sandhills
in western Nebraska...
in western Nebraska...
Another wind farm shot...
An atomic bomb anvil in black & white!
Mammatus clouds!
A departing storm system leaves
behind picturesque cirrus clouds...
behind picturesque cirrus clouds...
A severe thunderstorm traversing
I-80 in Nebraska!
I-80 in Nebraska!
A developing (LP) supercell!
Here comes the shelf...
And another shelf cloud...
A black & white wind farm portrait shot!
An "old school" fall photo here!
An alto cumulus cloud deck!
One of my favorite shelf cloud shots!
One of those shots that has that old-fashioned feel!
Here's another personal favorite!
A monster shelf cloud here...
Pretty cool shot!
One more shelf cloud...
An abandoned barn and wind farm (background)!
That wraps up this post. It's pretty cool taking a look back through the hourglass of time and seeing the images you captured over the years. With that being said now lets start to look forward to spring as we head into severe weather season...
