Picacho Lightning
The day after taking the pictures "A Sunset to Remember" and "Sunset Lightning," this small, photogenic thundershower formed in the same location and produced cloud-to-ground lightning strikes for over an hour as it moved slowly north. Taken from just east of Pinal Air Park on July 19, 2004. Canon Powershot G2, ISO 50, f/3.5, 15 second exposure.
The day after taking the pictures "A Sunset to Remember" and "Sunset Lightning," this small, photogenic thundershower formed in the same location and produced cloud-to-ground lightning strikes for over an hour as it moved slowly north. Taken from just east of Pinal Air Park on July 19, 2004. Canon Powershot G2, ISO 50, f/3.5, 15 second exposure.
Picacho Lightning
The day after taking the pictures "A Sunset to Remember" and "Sunset Lightning," this small, photogenic thundershower formed in the same location and produced cloud-to-ground lightning strikes for over an hour as it moved slowly north. Taken from just east of Pinal Air Park on July 19, 2004. Canon Powershot G2, ISO 50, f/3.5, 15 second exposure.
The day after taking the pictures "A Sunset to Remember" and "Sunset Lightning," this small, photogenic thundershower formed in the same location and produced cloud-to-ground lightning strikes for over an hour as it moved slowly north. Taken from just east of Pinal Air Park on July 19, 2004. Canon Powershot G2, ISO 50, f/3.5, 15 second exposure.
If you are a graphics professional, many of these images are available from ShutterStock
If you join, please do so through these links. The cost is the same and I will receive a small referal fee,
which will help support my efforts and this site. Thank you!
