Penning Photography Daily

Going home from taking the photos of the Tibetan Monks.

The sky was outstanding. Beautiful.

Dark clouds of rain, fighting for space with fluffy cumulus, and blue sky behind with the sun casting remarkable shades of light.

My camera was right next to me, as usual, out and at the ready.

Grabbed it, roll down the window, check for settings, wait for a break in light poles, and click.

One shot.

Nice, when it happens, and when I take a chance.

My gut tells me when a scene is worth taking time to capture it.

I’m working on the gut shots for posed or photojournalistic shots.

That takes more experience. More photographs.

It sure is fun learning!