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Uprising Stormclouds
Photo taken on the Ferry from Mandorah to Cullen Bay, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, 2017
Brooding Beauty..
From The Archives;
On the May 24 Long weekend last year I took this photo of the black eyed Susan's in our backyard.
The sky overhead was brooding and sullen, you could feel the heaviness in the air as the clouds grew even more menacing.
A pale blue grey glow fell across the scene as if it had been colorized for a McVie;. I quickly ran into the house to grab my camera and made it just in time to snap this photo.
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For each thorn, there's a rosebud... For each twilight - a dawn... For each trial - the strength to carry on, For each storm cloud - a rainbow... For each shadow - the sun... For each parting - sweet memories when sorrow is done.
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Stormcloud, Dülmen, Germany
Same Cloud in an earlier stage:
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This was taken at Fort Myers Beach on the Gulf Coast of Florida. We had just arrived to our vacation house in the late afternoon and I couldn't wait to have a walk on the beach. The walk didn't last long as a storm could be seen brewing to the East. This ominous cloud just hovered over where we were. The rain, thunder and lightening soon followed.
Editors Note From NGYS.....July 13, 2019 // I like Your Shot photographer Iulia Heinle's comment: "Astonishing image, Ann! Love the framing, the presence of the couple walking on the beach, apparently not frightened by the coming storm and the contrast between the menacing cloud and the calmness of the sea! Great work!"
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A moody moment at the coast of Westkapelle, just before the rain hit. The red-and-white lighthouse stands tall against a sky full of drama—dark clouds rolling in, wet pavement reflecting the tension. I love how the scene captures that quiet pause before nature unleashes its power. Zeeland’s coastline never disappoints when it comes to atmosphere and contrast.
Better head indoors as a storm is coming our way! Luckily this storm passed quickly, but made for some amazing photos!
Another one from that lively Sunday two weeks ago where it looks like the cloud is about to knock the Norman church for six! Actually it wasn't stormy, just really interesting cloud formations.
I've been a bit quiet on Flickr and probably will be for a little while yet. From tomorrow I'll be away at a specialised Lyme clinic for a month to have some medical treatment. I must stress it's not critical treatment (like chemo or anything) but just necessary if I'm to get on with my life!
Back home for weekends if I'm good!!
And if I'm up to it, the clinic is very near to one of the best bluebell woods in England, my treatment coinciding with the time they are at their best.
This feels like a good omen. Have a great Sunday x