After capturing the image I posted last week of the distant thunder showers, I used the 400mm lens to capture this close-up. I was fortunate that these showers were to the east of my location at sundown allowing the evening sun to light them with a beautiful light.
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spectacular clouds! VERY NICE!
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Looks like a vulcano! Beautiful!
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incredible sky...
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beautiful...
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That's an amazing photograph. Really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteStorm coming. Wow. Nice shot Salty.
ReplyDeleteI am now taking a 10 day dose of steroids for my Rheumatoid Arthritis pain and it works. I am free of pain. For now and am taking a chance to see if I can visit the Sky Watch Bloggers and see what's up this week.
I am not participating in Sky Watch Friday just because I might not be able to make it around to all if the pain flairs up again and that would not be right for me.
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I enjoyed seeing your blog post for Sky Watch Friday and I thought your photography was excellent.
Salty, such colour and sky.Great post.
ReplyDeleteNow this is just amazing!
ReplyDeleteYou get to see/feel the power within... great capture Salty..
ReplyDeleteThank you for helping to make Sky Watch so popular and special. I hope you enjoy your Sky Watch as much as I do.
Tom
It is an incredible sky!
ReplyDeleteYou were fortunate, and we are blessed.
ReplyDeletePretty one for SWF! Which reminds me the quote... "we all live under the same sky, but we don't all have the same horizon".... Mine's up too hope you can drop by. Happy Weekend!
ReplyDeleteJust looking at this picture, I can almost feel the turbulence. A stunning sky.
ReplyDeleteI am just in awe at all the beautiful photography at Sky Watch. Yours is amazing.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Gorgeous photo!
ReplyDeleteThat's so surreal.
ReplyDeleteWow those clouds look so beautiful almost hard to believe that they are storm clouds. So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow those clouds look so beautiful almost hard to believe that they are storm clouds. So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe storm is spectacular... if I saw that I'd definitely would be snapping until it was right on top of me... incredible photo!
ReplyDeleteAnd it is a beautiful sight!
ReplyDeleteLove a pink sunset.
wow, so dramatic!
ReplyDeleteSnap!
ReplyDeleteI too did sunsets this week.
BUT, yours has real depth of colour.
Awesome!!! Looks like a big eruption of sort Salty :D
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ReplyDeleteYour storm pic is exceptional!
ReplyDeleteVery nice SWF!
ReplyDeleteGreat capture for sky watch!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend, Salty!
What an incredible firey sky. Beautiful Salty.
ReplyDeleteAll we have had for the last few days are smokey, murkey skys.With over 600 fires burning statewide and little breeze, the air is blanketed with icky smoke. Everyone is advised to stay indoors as much as possible. they say by Sunday the wind should start to clear the air. I do hope so.
What a wonderful shot. The colors are spectacular. Very dramatic. Thank you. Lisa
ReplyDeleteWhat spectacular colors! Gorgeous shot.
ReplyDeleteThis is BEAUTIFUL! WOW!
ReplyDeleteSalty: I don't know how I missed this one. It would have been my loss. This is a great SWF.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo for Sky watch!
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