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One of the great things about the shore is the clouds that form in such an unstable climate. Before packing up and heading home I shot this from our fifth-floor balcony, pointing south.
And to the west were some thunderstorms with 30,000' cloud tops.
I saw an excellent sunlit dead tree on the way inland that had black stormclouds and lightning for a background. Didn't stop to shoot it because of the powerlines that were also behind the tree, so I settled for this one I remembered from the drive down. I
hate powerlines because they ruin hundreds of otherwise great photo-ops every year. Sometimes you can get rid of them in Photoshop, but depending on the situation this isn't always possible.
One of the great things about the shore is the clouds that form in such an unstable climate. Before packing up and heading home I shot this from our fifth-floor balcony, pointing south. 
And to the west were some thunderstorms with 30,000' cloud tops.
I saw an excellent sunlit dead tree on the way inland that had black stormclouds and lightning for a background. Didn't stop to shoot it because of the powerlines that were also behind the tree, so I settled for this one I remembered from the drive down. I hate powerlines because they ruin hundreds of otherwise great photo-ops every year. Sometimes you can get rid of them in Photoshop, but depending on the situation this isn't always possible.
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