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Last night we were treated to quite a nice lightning storm in Idaho Falls. I have been busy moving to a new place these last couple weeks so this was a nice treat to the end of the move!
A favourite tree of mine ate the favourite lake of mine. And today its branches were leading lines into the rainclouds.
We’ve been scarred by lightnings,
a signature runs on
our obedient backs.
In these times of impermanence
a proof: some trunks can bear
the permanent energy of a peach-pink fire.
(Give me in return an unexpected
thing: quiet wave, immaterial skin,
the tree-bark of you, my deep-black sea,
slow wind of syllables whispered In
a cloud-ear of hums and roars,
you mine me yours
perfect
storm).
Cloud formations over a lake in Masuria during a storm. Seeing these clouds forming we quickly headed towards the closest port and managed to belay and secure the yacht. The storm started about ten minutes after we made the decision, but it could have been much quicker.
(C) Radoslaw Czyrnek
Ominous skies as a storm approaches Washington, DC
www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/local/wp/2014/07/03/storms-w...
This one, of the River Ouse just outside Lewes, is one that didn't make it from last year as I wasn't too sure about the composition. On reflection now I'm posting it as I like the sky which shows the forthcoming storm blowing in from the West, after a sunny morning. Fortunately the car was not too far from here as it soon went very dark and very wet. A bit like today in fact......
Storm brewing on the Welsh side of the Second Severn Crossing (Prince of Wales Bridge) from Severn Beach.
Kane, Utah, USA
Form of my primitive camping spot, a big storm is coming...
Long exposure help to create this impressive effect... only a little bit of magic in Lightroom to get this result :-)
Press "L" to best view (specially with a Retina Display)
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Juste devant ma tente plante en pliene nature, un orage se prepare.
La longue pose a permit de reveller ces formes.. juste un petit peu de magie dans Lightroom pour arriver à ce résulât.
À regarder en mode plein écran avec la touche "L" (spécialement avec un écran Retina)