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Both horse and horseman appear concerned.
Statue of Archduke Charles on the Heldenplatz in Vienna
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" ...Si alzerà il vento per noi
tempo per noi sarà
il nostro viaggio, la guida,
la mano del destino ...
... Un vento poi soffierà dentro le nostre vele
qual è la rotta giusta solo il Signore lo sa
Un vento poi si alzerà dentro le nostre vele
perché la rotta giusta solo il Signore la sa ..."
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MANY THANKS TO ALL OF YOU!! :)
May 4th, 2012 - Northern Buffalo County Nebraska US
I Seriously, wasn't going to go out this night... Had a weeks worth of hell, and I really just wanted to do was get off work and go home. I was tired, I was cranky, it was the first weekend I've had off in a Month...
As soon as I pulled into the driveway @home, I could hear the weather radio going off and my storm capturing sensation came over me. Listening to the bullitins coming over the radio and I Freaked!. The storms were closer than I had thought. NWS just put warnings for Northern Buffalo County for super fast development of strong to potentially super severe, with large hail, and possible Tornadoes.
Photography Chance of a lifetime... Even though someone could cast me as a member of the Walking Dead....I was a trooper and I didn't wimp out! Luckily I had the my camera on the charger... Grabbed all my equipment & I hauled A** North... 20 mins later I found myself in the perfect spot, under the perfect conditions!
Cresting over northern Buffalo County, ready to cross between Pleasanton & Ravenna Nebraska, this cell was rapidly building and already had tornado warning on it. Incredible CG lightning in front of the storm cell was just to good to capture, with lighting firing off every few seconds.
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Archive dive continues with this shot in Badlands National Park during our first visit.
We've been fortunate enough to have visited 54 U.S. national parks and 8 Canadian national parks.
Badlands National Parks was one of the last parks we checked off our list, mainly because of its name. It just didn't sound like a desirable place to visit...a foolish assumption.
Since that first visit twelve years ago, I've lost track of how many times we've been back. At least a dozen. Lately, we've been going a couple of times a year to enjoy the spectacular scenery and great wildlife.
Obscured sunrise - Lever de soleil obscur
View from my street on the Ottawa River
Vu de ma rue sur la Rivière des Outaouais
Must be seen LARGE !
Man was i lucky on this shot, i was on my way home and wasnt even going to shoot here, then i noticed the sky and the sun peaking threw in spots shining on the barn, this is the result !
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Aylesford, Nova Scotia
March 23, 2013 - Northwest of Beaver City Nebraska
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We had a early Moderate Risk just about 100 miles to my south of Kearney Nebraska. Meaning... My back yard. It was the first set of storm cells in South Central Nebraska & North Central Kansas.
Just to the northeast of Beaver City Nebraska I encountered a nice photogenic storm cell that had just went to a severe warned status. I paused a few mins to get my bearings a caught a few snaps!
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July 10, 2023 - North Central & South Central Nebraska US
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Solo Chase Day & Close to Home....
Luv it when the chases are in my backyard. Not having to drive 3 states and 1200 miles in 1 day is relief. I know I'm not the only chaser that says that. This was a phenomenal afternoon of severe weather. When I say this... It means that its photogenic & for the most part not effecting the farms, agriculture, livestock & the human element.
Mammatus before the storm, then I decided to bail on this first storm for the next which was to the north about 25 miles. This storm had wicked good rotation under the base. Even though it was high based it was producing some freakin awesome views.
The storm had overtaken my position and I had a 40 min drive to get back in front of this storm. It was on my tail the whole way back to the I-80 corridor. Though a little late I was still able to get back in front of shelf cloud. The teeth on the outflow were almost scraping the ground. It gave the effect of a funnel but it was not. Been doing this to long to make sure I know the difference.
That was a hoot. Though I waited til the last minute. I got swallowed by the core & had to wait it out. Want to see what its like out in the open with no shelter... This I have also done a billion times. 50mph winds rocked my truck! That was fun!
Finally, I blazed it backed to Kearney for this Storms Finale... Beautiful Sunset light illuminates the exiting storm with a Anvil Rain & Mammatus Cluster ... It was truly a Sight to See!!!!
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The dark clouds, rolling over and down the mountains bordering this lake, were the harbinger of heavy rains. Photographed in the province of Phang Nga, Thailand.
The sun was trying hard to shine but the clouds weren't ready to part enough.
Looking toward Druidale
Captured with a telephoto lens from Kawachi Pass.
A dramatic moment where "Angel's Ladder" (crepuscular rays) pierced through the heavy clouds. The golden shafts of light perfectly spotlighted the wind turbines on the distant mountain ridge, creating a stunning silhouette against the burning orange sky.
川内峠から望遠レンズで捉えた一枚です。
厚い雲の隙間から「天使の梯子（薄明光線）」が降り注ぐ劇的な瞬間でした。黄金色の光の筋が遠くの山の稜線にある風車をスポットライトのように照らし出し、燃えるようなオレンジ色の空を背景に美しいシルエットを描き出しました。
This picture is from this year's Art Fair, but it could have been from any year. Really three concurrent art fairs, the massive Fair extends all the way from downtown Ann Arbor through the main campus of the University of Michigan.
Held in midJuly, temperatures are always in the 90s, rain is always threatening, and the crowds are claustrophobically-enormous. (And, I always spend too much money LoL) !
The dark sky and general haziness should have been a warning, but it went unheeded--we got very wet!
During our wait for Montana Rail Link's Laurel-Bozeman turn at the overlook west of Columbus, it looked really grim with mostly cloudy skies and intermittent thundershowers. A detector east of Columbus announced the Laurel-Bozeman turn with 25 cars headed our way. Somehow, the clouds parted just enough to get a couple sunny shots. One at the overlook as photographed by Moffat Man:
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and this one just east of Craver, Montana. A beautiful SD45 (No. 355) leads a SD40-2XR and the train.
A church on the hill in Little Orleans, MD in the western panhandle. I've passed this church a dozen times while on Interstate 70, and finally decided it was time to find the road that would bring me up the hill. I had some nice clouds to work with and the monochrome treatment brings out the drama.
Happy World Metrological Day!
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