Shot in 10,000 Islands NWR Everglades National Park.
Saturday, April 22, 2006
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- By day I am a civil rights and Florida Bar Board Certified Labor & Employment Lawyer in South Florida. The rest of the day, I am an artist/photographer. My primary equipment is a Canon EOS 1d Mark II and EOS 5d digital camera and a bunch of Canon Lenses. I occasionally shoot film, but that is becoming a once a year event I guess. While nature and avian photography is my primary focus, I also enjoy taking photos of people, places, and things. You can usually find me in the Everglades and throughout the State of Florida as I like to capture the true essence of the state of my birth. Besides the Everglades, I like to photograph the scenery and the wildlife in locations such as Fort Myers/Sanibel, the Venice Rookery, Fort DeSoto/Tampa Bay area, Osceola County, and various locations along the coast.
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1 comments:
That is a classic cumulonimbus cloud. The most dangerous cloud formation in nature. It spawns hail, tornadoes, lightning, windshear etc... They usually top at 45 to 50,000 feet and airplanes have to fly around them because they rarely can get above them. They look beautiful and majestic from afar but they can be deadly if you are caught inside or below one.
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