Lightening Struck Twice by bmac62
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Proof that it isn't good to be standing in an open field during a thunder and lightening storm.
Bill

Comments (18)
Ah, there's the tree. Nice work with the b&W!
I love it! Who says there need to be three - rules are there to be broken! Very well done, Clive
Wonderful and sharp B/W shot,splendid!!:-)
Wonderful capture.
That's a pretty amazing shot Bill and even more effective in B/W.
Gosh!
Bang, bang the double shock of supersonic matches the lightning for ferocity but is invisible. The speed of heat destroys the tree.
WOW - Excellent image! I wouldn't take the chance on the "rule"... SA is one of the countries with the highest % of lightning ground strokes in the world. Bruce had the full experience two weekend ago when lightning struck mere meters away from where he was standing....
The force of nature in a great capture. Don't be messing around with Mother Nature, She'll zap you. Cheers, Skipper62
Zotz!
Like it... super work, Bill !!
Great shot, awesome scene! My li'l bro got struck once... well, not him but his SUV... Thank God, nothing bad happened...
Great shot, and thanks for the warning. How unfortunate to be struck twice.
Stellar mood atmosphere displayed in this lonesome barren tree shot, Bill!
Beautiful Stark Surreal You have a good eye and hopefully you have the sense to stay clear of the storm! :) I know your like me and out there waiting for the "money" shot!!! Hugs Sweetie! Ariana
Great composition Bill!
Very cool B/W shot, my friend. I love this one. Like the low POV as well. Sorry so late in posting a comment - off to wedding. Rob.
I like the "starkness" of this. Great shot!