Absolutely gorgeous sky. Hopefully in editing you'll get at least a little detail in the shadows. If not, you can crop it down a bit and make it more panoramic.
This is a great sky Amy. I shoot sky a lot, and have learned to shoot with the bottom of the frame just low enough to show all of the horizon. The exceptions would be when using a fisheye lens which bends the horizon when the horizon is above or below the center line of the frame, or if there is something in the foreground (usually water or a tree) that I want included. I learned this from my nephew Doug Thompson (.net) who is a very well known architectural photographer here.
With this image, a crop will take care of that, but you will have a wide pic, or have to lose some of that georgeous sunrise sky on the sides. This kind of sky also looks great with a long lens like 300mm. A long lens shot would give an awesome perspective to the cloud cover in the right edge of the scene in this image.
If you can get the blue part of the sky up in PP, it would give a lot more image power to the orange.
excellent clouds, amazing colours and great shapes, so you gotta thank your boyfriend!! ... i get so many of my excellent cloud shots in the very early morning ... it happens so quick tho .. one moment its dramatic and the next its boring ... its pretty exciting really!! :)
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