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Storm Lion
Those clouds seemed nicely fluffy and white and photogenic when I stopped to get them posing behind a stone lion. Later that night, however, in a town 120 miles away, hailstones were so large they crashed through roofs AND ceilings and landed on the floor. And in another direction, about the same distance, a tornado caused damage in a small town. I don’t think the lion knew what was going to happen, but I guess you never know with stone lions, do you?
Albany, Texas
photographed 5.22.2020
Cloud, as flag
It’s probably just me, but it looks like the silo spent the afternoon flying a cloud-flag.
Littlefield, Texas
photographed 4.7.2020
When I should have had a red filter
I am my own worst enemy. How much room does a red filter take up? None, practically. How much better are b+w photos with sky and clouds when you use one? A lot. Yet somehow, there I was shooting without one.
Slaton, Texas
photographed 4.4.2020
Catch of the Day
The Minnesotans where we stayed told us many times that the lake was unusually smooth, so I guess it was. But I guess these fishermen (fisherpersons?) were happy about it.
(Also, that skinny strip of land in the background is Wisconsin. I knew you were wondering.)
Lake Superior – Brighton Beach
near Duluth, Minnesota
photographed 9.24.2019
One Day | One Image 