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Lightning Tree Silhouette 29 Art Print
Lightning Tree Silhouette Images number 29. I chased this tree and thunderstorms with lightning bolts a couple of nights one season. It really caught my attention. Boulder County, Colorado.
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Budweiser Power Fine Art Print
Budweiser Power – Massive Lightning Thunderstorm all over the Anheuser-Busch Budweiser Brewery north of Fort Collins.
Lightning fact: Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) endeavored to test the theory that sparks shared some similarity with lightning by using a spire which was being erected in Philadelphia. While waiting for completion of the spire, he got the idea to use a flying object such as a kite.
During the next thunderstorm, which was in June 1752, it was reported that he raised a kite. He was accompanied by his son as an assistant. On his end of the string he attached a key, and he tied it to a post with a silk thread. As time passed, Franklin noticed the loose fibers on the string stretching out; he then brought his hand close to the key and a spark jumped the gap.
This is Two images layered equal to a 30 sec exposure, f11, 75mm, ISO 100, WB tungsen.
Colorado Fine art nature landscape weather photography poster prints, decorative canvas prints, acrylic prints, metal prints, corporate artwork, greeting cards and stock images by James Bo Insogna (C) – All Rights Reserved.
Anheuser-Busch Brewery Lightning Thunderstorm Catch Time Lapse Video
Another blast from the past. This is the time of year I love to go back over old lightning chase shoots and put time lapse slide shows together. Couple more months and lightning storm season will be here.
This is the Anheuser-Busch Brewery Lightning Thunderstorm chase and catch, Fort Collins, Colorado. Lightning thunderstorm short time lapse loop.
Another night of chasing lightning thunderstorms. June 22nd, 2009. close to midnight.
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Lightning Tree Silhouette Black and White
Black and white fine art photography scenic tree silhouette with a cloud to ground lightning bolt striking in the background, Boulder County, Colorado.
Lightning Fact – Lightning can reach over five miles in length, raise the temperature of the air by as much as 50,000 degrees Fahrenheit (27,700 degrees Celsius), and contain a hundred million electrical volts. If you can hear thunder, you are within 10 miles (16 kilometers) of a storm and can be struck by lightning. Use the 30-30 rule, when visibility is good and there is nothing obstructing your view of the thunderstorm. When you see lightning, count the time until you hear thunder. If that time is 30 seconds or less, the thunderstorm is within six miles (ten kilometers) of you and is dangerous.
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Lightning Tree Silhouette 38
Wild Colorado Weather, lightning striking with a tree silhouette and blue sky, taken on July 13th, 2011 in Boulder County, Colorado.
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Colorful Cloud to Cloud Lightning Thunderstorm 27
A fantastic colorful Colorado cloud to cloud lightning thunderstorm. Lightning image number 27, Tree Silhouette in the foreground with a large open colorful sky from the city lights and a small lightning bolt going cloud to cloud.
View looking East on the St Vrain Greenbelt from County Line Rd. Boulder County, Colorado. Lightning Photography as fine art prints and Canvas Wall Art. Date taken 7-13-2011
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Budweiser Thunderstorm Power
Budweiser Power – Massive Lightning Thunderstorm all over the Anheuser-Busch Budweiser Brewery. This was one crazy amazing storm. I chased this very erratic lightning thunderstorm all the way to Wyoming. It was sooooo crazy at one point I would hit my shutter button then jump in the back of the SUV to get my feet off the wet ground. This is one of mnay images in this series. This is two images layered to keep the noise low, equal to a 30 sec exposure, f11, 75mm, ISO 100, WB tungsen. Look for more in the gallery. Custom prints available online: Budweiser Thunderstorm Power
Lightning fact: Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) endeavored to test the theory that sparks shared some similarity with lightning by using a spire which was being erected in Philadelphia. While waiting for completion of the spire, he got the idea to use a flying object such as a kite. Read the rest of this entry
Country Horses Lightning Storm CO
Lightning striking with a tree, horses and small barn. Northeast Boulder County Colorado August 3rd, 2011. Lightning photography image number 63 HDR processing. ISO 320 – f13 – 10 sec – 38mm.
Colorado Fine art nature landscape weather photography images by storm chaser James Bo Insogna aka “The Lightning Man” (C) – All Rights Reserved. Prints available online – Country Horses Lightning Storm CO
Country Horses Ryders On The Storm
Lightning striking with a tree, horses and small barn. Northeast Boulder County Colorado August 3rd, 2011. Fine art lightning photography print and canvas art image number 76HDR. ISO 320 – 15 sec – f10 – 41mm ( Prints available online – Country Horses Ryders On The Storm)
Lightning Tree Silhouette Black and White
Black and white fine art photography scenic tree silhouette with a cloud to ground lightning bolt striking in the background, Boulder County, Colorado. ( Prints Online – Lightning Tree Silhouette Black and White ) ISO 500 – 13 sec – f13 – 60mm
Lightning Fact – Lightning can reach over five miles in length, raise the temperature of the air by as much as 50,000 degrees Fahrenheit (27,700 degrees Celsius), and contain a hundred million electrical volts. If you can hear thunder, you are within 10 miles (16 kilometers) of a storm—and can be struck by lightning. Use the 30-30 rule, when visibility is good and there is nothing obstructing your view of the thunderstorm. When you see lightning, count the time until you hear thunder. If that time is 30 seconds or less, the thunderstorm is within six miles (ten kilometers) of you and is dangerous.
Striking Photography by Bo 