I cannot explain to you why I never posted this picture that I took last April. I was just standing out in the parking lot when a late afternoon thunderstorm was beating its breast and trying to swallow the sun. At the right on the bottom is a tree that stood with me against the storm.
The storm is, of course, gone now. Despite all its fury and roaring, I have reduced it to a few black, red and yellow tones.
The bigger they are, the harder they fall.
--steve buser
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15 comments:
Lovely colors in that threatening sky, Steve. I don't know why you never did post it for one of Tom's old Sky Watch things.
Magnificent, Steve.
Beautiful, Steve. Just fabulous.
I couldn't have held onto this fabulous photo one day. It is surely amazing. Well done Steve.
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That is a gorgeous sky and very threatening. I'm glad it passed with no harm done.
This is a fantastic shot full of drama! Beautiful!
This truly looks magnificent, Steve!
A rather belated HAPPY NEW YEAR to you and all the best wishes for 2009.
Your yesterday's photo is easily my fave ... one of the best I've seen in CDBP!
I love the title, really tells the story of the image,
Very dramatic sky. Nice catch.
Great photo. Reminds me of fierce storm clouds we'd get in the midwest (where I grew up). My brother and I used to run outside to watch the storm blow in (and watch for tornadoes). Amazing, intense.
I remember a song I learned as a small child "Back of the Clouds, the Sun is always shining"
What a sky.....thank you...
wow-zer....great energy
Wow! What a photo, Steve. Thanks for posting it.
This is a stunner. One to be printed and hung on a wall.
Wow, nice work in bringing out the dramatic beauty of that thunderstorm! Exceptional!
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