Lightning Thunderstorm the BIG and the Small
Very large close lightning bolts striking in the sky with a lightning bolt that appears to be smaller but mighty in the distance of the agriculture farming fields of east Boulder County Colorado. July 15th, 2014 10:53 pm – ISO 500 – f5.6 – 30 sec – 16mm – Canon 6D Full Frame.
The average lightning strike is six miles long. A cloud-to-ground lightning channel can be 2 to 10 miles long. Voltage in a cloud-to-ground strike is 100 million to 1 billion volts.
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Posted on July 17, 2014, in Landscapes, Lightning Thunderstorm Weather Photography, Long Exposure and tagged Colorado weather, fine art prints, for sale, James bo Insogna, Landscapes, lightening, Lightning, lightning bolts, monsoon, Nature, night, scenic, Severe weather, skies, sky, skyscape, stock image, storm, storms, strike, summer, supercell, the lightning man, Thunderstorms, weather. Bookmark the permalink. 21 Comments.
It’s been quite wild in Colo Springs too!
My dog is unhappy.
LOL… Thanks!
WOW! I’m pleased to see you are still alive after that lightning show!
me too! And thank you!
Fantastic photo. I can hear the thunder.
many thanks!
U like the Multiplicity in this shot 🙂 very Kewl 🙂
I LIKE! 🙂 LoL 🙂
Thank you!
Thank you and enjoy the day! take care! !
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