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The storm has broken but the voluminous clouds are slow to clear. As usual in these situations along the SF Peninsula, the clouds pile up against the East Bay hills before fanning out across the San Joaquin Valley. The sunny breaks are what the photographer lives for. For you FaceBookers out there, that's the new Facebook campus in East Menlo Park at the bottom of the screen.
For a bigger cloud experience check it out in black.
East Menlo Park, CA
The wind raged and the rain lashed at the clapboards of our little house last night. A fleeting thought flashed through my mind in the moment before drifting off: the giant white pine in the yard--a crack splitting the dark, and a rush of air and limbs as the great god of all trees fell. I'd had a vision like this once before, when we lived on an island a few feet from shore. One night during a storm, my mind's eye had seen the waves bounding up over the rocks and carrying us away, cats and house and all . . .
More over on the blog: themagpiesfancy.blogspot.com/2015/01/storm-dreams.html
A little before sunset opposite the lightning of the storms that rolled over Bendigo on the 26th November
ISO 200 | 1/50 sec | f/8 | 14mm
A storm came in from the West (those mountains are West), dumped a good bit of rain and now it's beginning to clear. You can see remnants of rain to the right and left and the edge of the big cloud at the top of the frame.
The first day of Summer was a day of fog in the morning and storms in the afternoon and evening. Three exposure HDR processed with Photomatix
Trekking on Laugavegur shortly after crossing river Thrönga
The view is in south direction where a storm took place on the galaicers Eyjafjallajökull and Myrdaljökull.