"same time as the bottom fell out" #2 by Richardphotos
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Description
another capture where the downpour of rain can be seen easily. I took in Oklahoma from a parking garage with lightning strikes near by. I had better sense and left the top floor
I am feeling better as far as sinuses goes. thanks for the well wishes
Comments (22)
Fantastic capture, Richard! Sorry to hear of you being under the weather! Magnificent photo!
wow, that's a heavy, dark cloud. I'm glad you feel better.
Looks like all heck is gonna break loose. That drink is not that horrible. But has not done what it's supposed to.
Cool shot.
CREEPY
Well done.
The scale is impressive - great capture!!!
Great photo,
Great capture, and I'm glad to hear you're feeling better.
Nice shot.
What an impressive sky! Superb capture!
A truly beautiful capture !!
It is very good!
I can see the heavy rain. Great shot!
Wow, great capture!
Very impressive capture !
Shining shot.
Pure fury! Great shot.
Well that should drown a frog or two! What a downpour, and a great capture of it, Richard.
Impressive shot !
Well Done!!
Wow, you are a master at catching the moment
First, I was sorry to hear about your health problems, and I hope all is better for you. As for standing on the roof while photographing this titanic sky, I don't blame you for getting out of there...even though the photographer in you demands that you get some shots before you go inside. Terrific sweeping sky shot, the clouds are just dominant, and I love the low ceiling on them. And I can see the rain back there. Those of us who come from the Midwest "get" these skies---as in, we "understand" them. In looking at your gallery all these years, I've learned that you get very similar skies and storms to us. A titanic shot, Richard.