Storm Front by TwoPynts
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A cool front ambled in from the South East just before 7PM May 4th, 2017. The front brought with it this impressive storm front. About 20 minutes after this photo was taken, just after my wife and I returned from our walk, the skies opened up in a deluge of rain with copious amounts of lightening and thunder.
Taken on my iPhone 6 and tweaked in Photoshop. Thanks for stopping by!
Comments (13)
goodoleboy
Stellar capture of the impending ominous storm front. And, you've now evolved to an iPhone for your photos?
TwoPynts
I use whatever camera I have on hand. :)
bmac62
Nicely done Kort. Crisp and clear. I can feel the weather shifting. We get this same sort of frontal activity where we spend our winters in deep south Texas.
Applaud your IPhone photo...I always have one in my pocket...not always so with my DSLR:-)
TwoPynts
Thanks!
Richardphotos
the quality of the cell phone is outstanding. such storms are common all over Texas. glad there was no tornado in yours
TwoPynts
Thanks. Fingers crossed that we don't get any.
giulband
Superb picture, wonderful light and weather storm arriving !!
blinkings
Very nice. The power of nature eh.
MagikUnicorn
O M G
sossy
oh oh, that looks dramatic and dangerous! what a stunning wall of clouds and the hellish light at the horizon! fantastic capture! I am surprised, Kort,that you are alive lol to read your comment was a joy and it would be cool to see new postings of you, my old friend 🤗
TwoPynts
Thanks. I'll try to post more when I can. I don't have much time for enthusiast photography these days.
rainbows
A wonderful capture, dear Kort. Excellent image. Impending doom ! Hugs. DiDi. xx
T.Rex
Oh, oh. Seeing that high water level, how many cellars were flooded? That apart, this is a beautiful and dramatic photo. Keep up the good work! :-)
TwoPynts
Thanks! There are no cellars here in South Florida. :)
DennisReed
cool
kgb224
Wonderful capture. God bless.
jocko500
cool
Katraz
Batten down the hatches I would have loved to see that storm.