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Location: Little Karoo near Calitzdorp.
Description: Here is another Vertorama… taken at sunset on a recent trip to the Little Karoo.
Note: I am currently involved with several new (and very exciting) photographic-related projects, and have unfortunately not had too much free time to shoot and/or process any new images. I’m also struggling to find time to visit your streams and to view all your latest photographs, but I promise that I will catch up later… as soon as I get a chance!
Two projects that I am currently involved with are... You2Canvas and Postcard from Paul.
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Equipment: Nikon D300 (Sigma 10-20mm)
Date: March 2009
I was sitting waiting for the severe thunderstorm to occur but all we got was rain and thunder. The weather this year has been all over the place. Winter seemed to never end and then the rain came and there was threats of flooding. We haven't had the heat waves we are used too.
52 Weeks in 2022 0 - Environmental/Climate
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On March 31, 2023 we had our first wicked thunderstorm of the year. At first it was just gray and gloomy outside with a bit of rain coming down, also it was getting windy. The first set of my photo images I was able to take outside as the weather was not severe yet. The sky was looking gray and ominous! I took these in my backyard and to the left of my house as you step out the backdoor. See for yourself as I go through the night! Photo images credited to Vickie L Klinkhammer of Vickielynne Photography and Designs(VLP&Designs) Photo images may appear on wearableart art and/or home essentials @vlpdesigns.com
My first time visiting the city, and it lived up to all the praise. This was captured from Willis tower during a raging thunderstorm.
Note: This is NOT a composite.
Not since 1 Jun 26 has a thunderstorm moved through Cheyenne, WY. However, a late day severe thunderstorms formed along a 100 mile line from northern Colorado to east central Wyoming. This storm moved quickly and dropped only 0.17 inch of rain. Total for June is now only 0.34 inch.
This short time lapse clip was taken with my Mission 1 Pro GoPro from my backyard over an 18 minute period. You can watch me on my hill snapping a few shots before I was forced down due to approaching lightning and heavy rain. The next time lapse was from my REOLINK Security camera in the front of my house.
When we arrived at the place with my friend Nick, still was raining. We thought that it was a missed day and we stayed in the car watching the amazing sky. Fortunately 20 minutes before the sunset the rain stopped and we were able to get out and take some shots!!
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I spent two nights here, and on the second evening, after thunderstorms for much of the day, the clouds perfectly aligned to produce beautiful colors over Mt. Banner.
This image captures the spectacular light show produced by a thunderstorm in the Top End. Many dense, towering vertical clouds rise and burst while lightning flashes illuminate the dramatic scene. Look closely at the bottom right corner; you can see small lightning branches and rainfalls.
I took this photo with a young friend of mine, Opal, in the Litch Field National Park.
Date: 11 Dec 2022
Location: Zebra Stone Litchfield
Camera: Canon EOS RP
Lens: Samyang 135 F2.0
Exposure: 15s at F2.8
Thunderstorm approaching at the Almsee in Grünau in Upper Austria on a sultry summer day. You can see the clear water and the clouds appearing in the sky.
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV © 2017 Klaus Ficker. Photos are copyrighted. All rights reserved. Pictures can not be used without explicit permission by the creator.
Grand Canyon, Arizona
This afternoon thunderstorm coalesced quickly, then moved towards my location at Grandview Point, rumbling ominously and eventually dropping sheets of rain. I had retreated to my car by that point.
I usually plan my summer visits to the Grand Canyon with an eye on the weather forecasts, hoping for the regional monsoon thunderstorms. This year, this feisty little thunderstorm on my first day was the only rain I encountered on my visit. The summer monsoon is now looking like a “non-soon”. The area could really have used some soaking storms this summer. Instead we had the cataclysmic, lightning-ignited Dragon Bravo fire that burned the forests on the canyon’s north rim and destroyed park buildings, including the Grand Canyon Lodge. Many of us with fond memories of visiting the north rim, myself included, are saddened by these losses.
I’ll be posting non-smoke, non-fire photos of the canyon’s south rim for the next month or so. After that I may post a couple weeks of smoke and fire photos. Or I may defer for longer. I’m still sorting out my own feelings.