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Door Chris Verkaart, Oost Souburg
21-02-2016 een ruwe Westerschelde waar dit schip weinig last van had.
So last night here in Bardstown Kentucky we got ourselves a heck of a storm. And where was I? Outside photographing it. The rain started pretty early so I had to shoot most from the deck under the awning. I kept running through the house from the front door to the back because it was going down all around us. A couple bolts actually fell pretty close. One in particular was so close that I could see glowing embers from the tree or telephone pole that it hit.
Storm rolled in quickly, Dropped a tornado down in the neighboring county then dissipated all within 20 minutes.
A Great Afternoon....
It did not matter which part of life was in focus and which was not.....
Sometimes far better that way..
Just a great time.
It was even comfortable laying on the sand and pebbles......
First sunny day after the storm.....
Lulworth Cove, Dorset, England
The weather was rather bleak so I decided to stay in an practice some bokeh wall! This was a Xmas present given to me by a friend. Decided to use it as a prop for some lighting practice. His giant shiny bobble head posed an interesting challenge!
This one I lit from the side and slightly behind with a reflective panel on the other side to bounce it back. It was fun experimenting!
Scenes from the Old City and Society Hill sections of Philadelphia after a major snow storm on Feb. 6, 2010.
Evidence of the recent storms that have hit Britain.
Staunton Harold Hall estate Leicestershire England. 14-03-2020
Lightning storm, Bucharest, Romania
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Fleeting moment just after sunset & just before a thunderstorm. The last light from the sun casting a lovely pink / lilac glow on the heavy thunder clouds.
All I can say is that the sky over the waterfront in Burlington VT looked like it was alive.
Note: As I ran flat out from the police station near battery park all the way to the boardwalk on the waterfront with my camera mounted on my tripod I was amazed at how helpful people were. People were suggesting spots and angles that they had just seen for shots....VT is wonderful...
Near Maple Park, Illinois. The dissipating storm was southeast of Freeport, Illinois.
Time lapse video: youtu.be/jACPK-X_OfQ
Aerial Video: youtu.be/FZPowcgZKS8
This is about the roughest sea I have seen since I came to live in Kirkcaldy. It was a filthy day - wet, cold and dull. Very difficult to keep the lens clear of water from the rain and the spray. More wasted shots than usable!
Damage to the New Jersey shore from Ocean City to Point Plesant, New Jersey in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy along the New Jersey coast on October 30, 2012. Hurricane Sandy hammered New York and New Jersey with high winds and a record-breaking storm surge on October 29, 2012, killing people and leaving more than six million without power. Towns along the New Jersey shore were devastated. Hurricane Sandy is an example of the extreme weather we can expect to see with continued climate change - - in fact, storms will continue to become more frequent and more severe. Photo by Tim Aubry/Greenpeace