Boulder Canyon Neon Light Long exposure of a dusk night time portrait scenic view of car light trails blazing up and down the Boulder Canyon with a few stars in the sky. Boulder County, Colorado. 
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An Intra-Cloud Lightning storm lighting up the night sky. This storm got me out the door and on to this chase waiting for it to bust out of the clouds but that never happened. So in looking for something interesting to photograph with this storm I landed at out side of Mead Colorado on Highway 34 with a view of I-25 with golden light from the city lights and purple lit up intra-lightning clouds making for a colorful image. Long exposure of a night time landscape scenic view of car light trails blazing up and down the Boulder Canyon with a few stars in the sky. www.BoInsogna.com A favorite drive and commute. Colorado’s Boulder Creek and Canyon goes through a significant change in scenery as it moves from top to bottom toward the town of Boulder. Between Nederland’s Barker Reservoir, in the western, and the Boulder town limits in the eastern, the creek moves through Boulder Canyon. Thunder and lightning goes boom in the middle of the night, Colorado lightning thunderstorm. Boulder County. Fine art nature landscape lightning weather photography poster prints, decorative canvas prints, acrylic prints, metal prints, corporate artwork, greeting cards and stock images by storm chaser James Bo Insogna aka The Lightning Man http://www.BoInsogna.com Filed under: Lightning Thunderstorm Weather […] Eastern plains of the Rocky Mountain front range in Weld County, Colorado, view of a pumpjack near the town of Dacona with a massive lightning thunderstorm striking. Panorama crop. Colorado Fine art nature landscape lightning weather photography poster prints, decorative canvas prints, acrylic prints, metal prints, corporate artwork, greeting cards and stock images by storm […] Lightning Bolt soaring across the sky with oil well pump jack and two communication towers. Each second there are 50 to 100 Cloud-to-Ground Lightning Strikes to the Earth world-wide. Most lightning strikes average 2 to 3 miles long and carry a current of 10000 Amps at 100 million Volts. The temperature of a typical lightning […] |
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