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Storm Mallards - For MFZ or other use.
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Storm trooper was waiting for the light to change, he finished his work for Hokkaido Marathon as a volunteer
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北海道マラソンのお出迎え隊の一員として活躍していただきました
It's storm season again and Solaris is bursting with energy. She adores a good storm and I'm guessing we will be having a lot now that she's learning to master her gifts.
"She's storm, the sea goddess, she's who keep the sea in silence or noise..." // Hola a todos, este es mi mas reciente trabajo... STORM, "ella es storm, la diosa del mar, quien lo mantendrá en silencio o en ruido..."
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This is still clouds from the storm that was starting up here. It is lightining and I am standing out in the field taking all sorts of pictures.. I am a smart one lol...
Sometimes you don't have to look for the huge open landscapes.
After a storm the snow often has a lot of facinating structures.
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These are not good photos by any stretch of the imagination but I just had to pull over on the way home to try to photograph the big storm cloud I just drove through. These are just side of the road grab shots straight out of camera (with obviously the laborious curse of every 5D Mark 1 owner, cloning of the ever present dust bunnies).
Along the great Ocean road , the rain and hail for a short while was just incredible so when we came to this vista point it was a great photo opportunity to the remains of the storm.
While the tornado risk was much better for northern Pennsylvania on this day, I decided to stay closer to home hoping that I would get lucky enough for a good storm or two to form just east of the mountain range out here. While I didn't see any of the tornadoes Pennsylvania had, I couldn't be happier with what I got. A small cell formed over Three Springs, Pennsylvania, and slowly matured as it made its way eastward towards my location. By the time it made its way over the mountains, it became severe warned and a mean looking meso began to form. I made my way just south of Newville as this storm became even stronger, and by the time I found a good vantage point, it had matured into a mean looking supercell. I watched it spin over the amish farmland, and after about half an hour or so, it weakened and died out. Another cell fired up behind the now dead supercell, and this storm had beautiful tilted updraft towers with lightning popping out like crazy. I sat there, my hand on my shutter as I waited for bolts to pop out. The storm began to die quickly and bolts only popped out about every minute. I started losing hope that I wouldn't get any lightning once again, however, this storm was nice enough to wave a final goodbye as it popped out a beautiful cg strike from out of the rain just for me, and low and behold, I managed to snag it. Overall, this day was great, and it felt like I was out on the plains for a little while. Anyways, hope you enjoy!
You ever get days where you wake up tired and just don't have any energy to do anything all day? I'm having one of those days, so lazy and don't want to do a thing but lie on the coutch, guess it's a good thing it's saturday,haha.
Just one of those interesting ideas i came up with a little while back. Hope you like it.
Credits: background
forground is my photo
I took this from the side of CA 395 near Mammoth Lakes. The northbound side of the highway is cropped out of the frame - who says you can't shoot from the side of the road.
The rain falleth on the just and the unjust fella. But mostly on the just. The unjust just stole the just's umbrella.
There is a storm shouting in me ,
a violent storm smashing everything in me,
but on the contrary of Mother Nature
it leaves my soul on the ground devastated
without a stunning wild and sweet sunrise like this...
C'è una tempesta che urla in me,
una violenta tempesta che spacca tutto in me,
ma al contrario di Madre Natura
lascia la mia anima per terra devastata
senza un'incredibile selvaggia e dolce alba come questa ....
this shot is dedicated to a "stranger" friend Arik
met on the beach early walking in front of the sea...
The Bucegi plateau is more than 2000m high (the highest mountain is Omul Peak - 2505 meters).
The Bucegi Mountains are located in central Romania, south of the city Braşov. They are part of the Southern Carpathians group of the Carpathian Mountains.
To the east, the Bucegi Mountains have a very steep slope towards the popular tourist destination Prahova Valley (a.o. Buşteni and Sinaia). At a higher elevation is the Bucegi Plateau, where wind and rain have turned the rocks into spectacular figures such as the Sphinx and Babele.
The Bucegi is believed to be the Dacian holy mountain Kogainon, on which the mythical figure Zalmoxis resided in a cave.
We were at the marina cleaning the boat when this storm blew in. Typical Northwester with howling wind and rain. We went below in the cabin to wait it out. Listened to the radio and just chilled for a bit. When the rain let up a bit, we headed home. Supposed to be sunny part of tomorrow so maybe we can finish swabbing the decks!!
We had hoped for a cruise but mother nature had other ideas. The Coast Guard broadcasted a storm warning advising mariners to seek shelter. So the marina was a good place to be!
As you can see, there are lots of sailboats in the marina. Power boaters like us are in the minority at least on our dock!
I think the odds of this shot ever happening again are just about nil. Because of where I live (in the farthest western part of Salt Lake County) I have a great view of the sunset every night, so I pay pretty close attention. This shot was taken a year ago, and I don't think I've seen another that touched it since. A culmination of a huge storm, the perfect lighting and wildfires all over California and Utah, this is easily one of the most amazing displays of nature I've ever seen.
West Jordan, UT