Orange Thunderhead

Thunderhead highlighted by sun setting

North Liberty, IA

New Orleans at Night

Downtown New Orleans at night.

Location: New Orleans, Louisiana

Date: 03-21-02

Photographer: Jim Kirk

Nevada in April

Carson Valley in April.

Location: Genoa, Nevada

Date: 04-14-04

Photographer: Victor Parker

Horses “Kissing” in the Fog

Was driving by and saw these 2 horses kissing, the fog was coming off the lake and their was a mist surrounding the entire area at sunrise.

Location: Millington, Tennessee, Navy Lakes

Date: October, 2003

Photographer: Jim Brault

Swedish Storm

Incoming snowstorm

Location: The Baltic Sea, Sweden

Date: 12-31-01

Photographer: Bo Larsson

ThunderStorm

This storm was an unusual one. Temps were over 100 deg F on a number of days in late Aug and early Sept that year. A city record of 104 was set a few days after this storm. The unusually high temps led to some spectacular thunderstorms late in the afternoon and early at night.

New Orleans, LA

Turkish Sunset

Autumn, just after the rain

Anatolian side of Istanbul, Moda Pier….

http://flickr.com/photos/66858779@N00/54632427

Labor Day

The George Washington Bridge is a toll suspension bridge spanning the Hudson River, connecting Washington Heights in the Manhattan to Fort Lee in New Jersey by means of Interstate 95, U.S. Route 1/9. U.S. Route 46 ends halfway across the bridge at the state border. Initially named the Hudson River Bridge, it was renamed in honor of George Washington, who fortified positions on both ends–Fort Washington and Fort Lee–during the American Revolutionary War. The GWB is one of the world’s busiest bridges in terms of vehicle traffic. It carries over 100,404,000 vehicles annually, with current AADT daily estimates of nearly 300,000.

NJ - Fort Lee: George Washington Bridge at night

Flood

Edmonton, Canada

Date: 07-11-04, 3:30pm

Photographer: Vlad G Pohnert

Snow Blue

Snowblue- presents a contrast by the backlighted deep blue ky against the snow covered limbs of a crab apple tree after a wet, 5 inch snow in the northern mountains of western North Carolina.

Location: South of Bakersville, North Carolina

Date: 02-08-03

Photographer: Doug Sudduth

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