Thunderstorm Phenomena
Uploaded: July 23, 2006
I took this shot at the tail edge of a passing thunderstorm (where I was hunting for lightning). Then caught this sunset, which was one of the strangest i've ever seen. The light from the sun was reflecting off of falling rain and clouds and a dividing line was left for the upper clouds behind it, leaving an erie blue sky in it's wake.
1/13th sec @ f-8, Iso 160.
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