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I dug back in the archives to look for something to work on and found this shot from the annual family vacation to the White Mountains of New Hampshire. This shot was taken from the top of Mt. Washington looking out over Tuckermans Ravine. The clouds are a bit blown out, but I still like the shot and the conversion.
The brightest and most extensive display of noctilucent clouds so far this year, and on a par with the epic display back in the 7th July 2014. This shot was taken looking northwest over the river Don towards Bennachie.
During our trip, one of the most spectacular things I have witnessed was the intense thunderstorms that continued after the sunset. The lightning strikes were easily 1 or more every second, some of them bright enough to make it look like day time.
When you get strikes this often, you begin to be picky about the shape and position of the strikes... We stopped on the roadside to try to capture some strikes and stumbled upon this grain silo in the middle of a field. Despite having plenty of strikes, we wanted one right above the silo. I think all of us in the group managed to capture this stunning cloud-to-cloud strike.
Shark like clouds over the moon last night.
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Even a November sky can be beautiful. This photo was taken almost exactly a year ago at Lemberg castle ruin. The building on the left is the information center.