Fire in the sky and on the ground

[loose cannon]

Gee, wonder how that fire started

The rain eventually extinguished the fire but it was quite a sight for a while.

[Isac]

Beautiful shot Mick. It's got it all. Love the contrasting colours. A good keeper for the loose cannon album.

[Phoenix]

This is an absolute 'wow' shot Mick.
Fire, lightning and spectacular clouds shapes in the darkness.
Don't know how you did it!

[sejac]

That's one dramatic image Mick. Positively biblical in it's epic proportions.

Beelzebub himself could not have done better. Which gets me thinking ..... just how did you get this photo?

[Alan]

That is an awesome photo. You've keep that one to yourself for awhile.

Building to a climax as you slowly release even more stunning images ?

[loose cannon]

Thanks for the comments folks.

Broome is situated on a peninsular and this is a shot across Roebuck bay, this is my go to spot when the wet season storms roll in. Two minutes from home and there are some strong industrial lights a couple of kilometres away well to the right to focus on, that helps a lot.

Just luck and perseverance at play here. Already setup here about a dozen times this wet season for some mainly very B grade results. This is my first decent shot for the season,hopefully the next couple of months will present more opportunities. Been a very weak wet this year but the latter half is generally when all the action happens. Got nothing at all last year but I was a bit slack to be honest. This year I'm pushing hard on the storm photography.

First time I've seen fire and rain though, somebody should write a song about that.

(Only captured this a few days ago Alan, hopefully plenty more to follow)

[Alan]

Thanks for the comments folks.

First time I've seen fire and rain though, somebody should write a song about that.

Indeed. An opportunity missed

[Ironwood]

Spectacular shot Mick, your perseverance has really paid off here, well done Mate !!

[seaslug]

Very dramatic and crisp!

[loose cannon]

Thanks Ironwood.

[P Plates]

WOW! Such a dramatic shot, the dark and moody clouds with the red of the fire give such a spectacular contrast.

[loose cannon]

Cheers Gabby and Greg.