Here's an image from Spring 2012 for #SunsetDay !
I was capturing the development of this cloud in a time-lapse video, so you can see the development of this cloud and storm from before sunset until well after dark. This is one image from that sequence. Here's a link to the completed time-lapse video: https://plus.google.com/107459220492917008623/posts/ZUuVoELmnJR
It was assembled from thousands of shots take from 7:27pm – 9:45pm as the storm formed. I switched at that point to star shots to capture the Lyrid meteor shower. I haven't added that footage yet, but that will extend the timelapse sequence to 2:35am!
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Wow!
Wait 'til you see the time-lapse video +Jason Williams! https://plus.google.com/107459220492917008623/posts/ZUuVoELmnJR
Wow! Thanks.
Great photo!
This is so beautiful!
As great a shot as always +Jeff Sullivan! Awesome work!
Dang!
fantastic shot!
Oh my +Jeff Sullivan !! This takes my breath away!! How incredibly awesome!!! Beautiful! Thanks for sharing with the #LandscapePhotography theme!! It's my pleasure to share your amazing photo to the +Landscape Photography page! Check out all the great photos there including yours!!
Fabulous image!