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Full Moon City Lights and Lightning bolt Into The Night

bouldercountyphotographer — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 15:30:22 +0000

Full Moon Lightning Bolt City Lights Framed Print – Click For Gallery

A fine art lightning photography full moon city lights and lightning bolts composite image. Noise and texture added.

Striking Fine Art nature landscape photography prints, canvas art and stock images by James Bo Insogna Copyright (C) 2012 – All Rights Reserved 1-888-682-0122. Fine Art Guaranteed to liven any decor. Great to decorate your home walls, office walls, cafe, restaurant, boardroom, waiting room or almost any commercial space.

Full Moon Lightning Bolt City Lights Stretched Canvas Art Print – Click for Gallery

Lightning Bolts Striking the Colorado Continental Divide

bouldercountyphotographer — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 17:25:28 +0000

Lightning Bolts Hitting the CO Continental Divide Framed Print – Click for Gallery

A cropped version of Lightning bolts striking the Continental Divide next to the Twin Peaks, Mt. Meeker 13,911? and Longs Peak 14,256? of the Colorado Rocky Mountains, Boulder County. Lightning fine art photography prints and canvas art. Striking photography by James Bo Insogna, The Lightning Man. 1-888-682-0122

Lightning Bolts Hitting the CO Continental Divide Canvas Art Wrap – Click for Gallery

Praying Monk with Lightning Bolt Halo

bouldercountyphotographer — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 12:15:36 +0000

The Praying Monk” is a rock formation on the side of the famous Camelback mountain that sits in between Phoenix and Scottsdale Arizona. From the first time I saw this I was always fascinated with it and thought It would make a great spiritual shot with lightning striking. This is a shot that I worked on for three years to get. This is the real deal. I can not tell you how many times I went to my spot on the top side of this mountain and got nothing. This night was one of my most scariest nights chasing lightning. This was the first shot that got a little blown out it was an extreme bolt of energy. Nothing like being on the top of a huge rock with a metal tripod trying to get a shot for three years. This storm circled the mountains and swung around the back side and came back around to me. This was a very exciting night of chasing lightning. After this, I took off and did the chase to north Scottsdale. This is the first one of the five images in this series. © 2011 James Insogna 1-888-682-0122 Recent Post: The Praying Monk Lightning Thunderstorm Monsoon Weather Photography Praying Monk Lightning Monsoon Thunderstorm Arizona Sonoran Desert Colors Monsoon Lightning Thunderstorm

The Praying Monk Lightning Thunderstorm Monsoon Weather Photography

bouldercountyphotographer — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 16:15:29 +0000

The Praying Monk” is a rock formation on the side of the famous Camelback mountain that sits in between Phoenix and Scottsdale Arizona. From the first time I saw this I was always fascinated with it and thought It would make a great spiritual shot with lightning striking. This is a shot that I worked on for three years to get. This is the real deal. I can not tell you how many times I went to my spot on the top side of this mountain and got nothing. This night was one of my most scariest nights chasing lightning. Nothing like being on the top of a huge rock with a metal tripod trying to get a shot for three years. This storm circled the mountains and swung around the back side and came back around to me. This was a very exciting night of chasing lightning. After this, I took off and did the chase to north Scottsdale. This is one of the five images in this series. ©2011 James Insogna .com

Praying Monk Lightning Monsoon Thunderstorm

bouldercountyphotographer — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 14:15:57 +0000

Arizona Sonoran Desert Colors Monsoon Lightning Thunderstorm

bouldercountyphotographer — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 16:09:27 +0000

The colors of the Arizona Sonoran Desert during monsoon thunderstorm season with lightning bolts striking. 100 IS0 – 10 sec -f10 – 79mm. Fine Art Lightning photography prints, canvas art and stock images. (C) 2011 James Insogna