Joshua Tree Arch & Wild Sky

Wild sky with mammatus clouds forming over natural arch in Joshua Tree National Park, California.

 

Did you know we had a tornado touch down in Riverside County?

 

We had some wild skies in Joshua Tree during our night photo workshop over the weekend. I'd never seen the park so crowded in the summer time. All campsites were full by suns

et! It wasn't too hot in the late afternoon, the monsoon cooled down the higher elevations and it was perfect for sleeping with out a sleeping bag! We caught some great meteors too!!

 

We watched these mammatus clouds form under the giant anvil or cumulonimbus cloud. Which one is it, you tell me? We see something interesting and we shoot it now and ask questions later!!

 

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Check it out and post some photos!!

 

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• You never see the same thing twice! Except Halley's comet if you're lucky.

• Don't let your viewfinder or lcd limit how you see! We don't walk around in 2x3 vision.

 

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