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On Good Friday 2024 the skies for the last hour of the day were amazing. These are views from my flat overlooking the peak district and manchester Airport
A little storm came through this evening...Wasn't a lot of lightning but got a couple bolts...This one was branching all over the sky..Camera didn't show it all....
5917 Mikado and streamlined EMD 42103 make a dramatic sight as they storm into Gunning NSW, and under the Biala Road bridge with a heritage tour train on May 30, 2019
A snow storm approaches over the mountains to Reine on Lofoten Islands.
On this beautiful morning, series of snow storms passed over the islands with amazing light in between the storms.
I really love a sunlit scenes like this with a dramatic backdrop with dark skies. The dark skies complimented the menacing mountains shaped by the glaciers during the ice age. I would never get tired of admiring these mountains.
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Billy Joel had it right. Moments later the wind kicked up to 60 mph and pounding rain started not long after.
Single shot HDR. The skies had such a peculiar look last night as a thunderstorm rolled over the mountains to the west. The sun fought through and lit up this (empty) birdfeeder like a lighthouse. You really have to check this out large. Go to "all sizes"
After every storm the sun will smile; for every problem there is a solution, and the soul's indefeasible duty is to be of good cheer.
William R. Alger
Whether it be the terrible floods in Pakistan or some of my friends on Flickr who are going through some turbulence in their lives there will be some calm after the storm ....
Summer storm rolling in at sunset..
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Panoramic landscape photo of mammatus clouds and incoming storm. It was an amazing view via 500px ift.tt/2reHnvS
As I said before we really do get some pretty impressive clouds when we get a storm. Much better than the normal dull grey sky you usually get when it rains!
I ventured outside and saw a storm front like I had never seen. Looked like the world might come to an end. Terrifying and exciting!!!
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No doubt the phenomena of cloud-formation are designed primarily to water the earth; to gather together the moisture from the salt sea, and form dark, unwholesome fens; to purify them by the mysterious alchemy of the sky; to carry them onward by sweeping storm or by gentle zephyr, and let them descend gently in the mist, or steadily in the rain, which will waken sleeping seeds, and revive drooping vegetation.
Alfred Rowland dixit
Reflex: Nikon D3100 - Lens: Nikkor 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED VR - No filters used
Focal length: 62 mm - Diaphragm aperture: f/11 - Exposure time: 1/500 sec - ISO sensitivity: 200
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