Tom, I really like how this composed, and what a wonderful tribute they have done, those are neat clouds, kudos on this fine imagery. Tigs♥ =^..^=

What a gorgeous area THAT is! I wish I attracted clouds like that. Outstanding capture and presentation, Tom!

This is really eerie with that sky and those pics on the building! Maybe they'll come to life!...lol...Beautiful shot Tom! Love it!

What a good shot Tom. There is a lot to look at and enjoy.
The muted tones are perfect. It looks like the gulls/pigeons like it as well.

TicK

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Very good picture, the Portugueses always like very much fish Portugal are European country with the biggest area of territorial waters

Hi, Tom...

I was just online with The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. I didn't think it was possible, but they have confirmed that your presence seems to be the root cause of these unusual clouds formations.

The East Coast seems ripe with these glorious oceanfront scenes with quaint wharves filled with rooftops full of gulls.

My personal preference would have been to crop out the structure on the left and some of the sky so that it looked more like this.

Roger

How lovely that they would hang pictures of their wives on the building. They are huge pictures too. Looks like a gray day at P'town. I have been there only once. It was sunny here this morning and just around 1 p.m. a very dark funnel shaped cloud moved in from the west and I thought, Oh, no, not another tornado! Then it poured like crazy, just like it did yesterday. Strange weather. So don't blame yourself for the dark clouds, Tom.

It definatly looks like a storm is rolling in. It does make for a very interesting capture though. Great composition and lighting control.

Good picture Tom.."Fishwives",Maybe it should be called Cape "Cod".

Think the ladies will keep an eye on their men while they are fishing, lol.

Very moody post again Tom. Well done.

Regards, Cornelius.

What a fascinating wharf! I like the moody skies and sombre blues accenting the scene as well. Very nicely composed. I do like Rogers suggestion too, yet I would want to keep more of the unusual clouds in the image.

Such a great shot with charming sky.
Tks for the narrative.
ED.

Good scene. The sky, pictures on building lead to the lighthouse. Well put together, Tom.

Vic

I like your edit of this Roger. .I almost always re size my photos to 1920x1200 for my monitor and have to find a happy medium with cropping the top and bottom. I can not always crop in the thirds rule if I want something to one side or another in the photo.My fault for not always lining things up correctly in the first place.I wanted the lighthouse in the photo and had to leave more sky in than I would have liked , I do not have the skills to move it like you did. Yes ,NOAH wants to track me with gps to study the clouds that follow me around ,ha. Your comments have had a significant effect on my thinking about lining things up and editing etc.I appreciate this Roger.

beauty tom, ok ok but you are reading my mind now, i am working on a piece at the moment called fishermans wharf, funny isn't it...

A moody image!

Fantastic shot and so moody with the stormy looking sky

I do like those mysterious lowering clouds with different layers and shading of grays Tom! looks like the seagulls all know where to hang out for a easy snack