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Just a little ol' Spring Storm

Posted by Joyce (Montana, United States) on 17 May 2012 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

This is facing northwest opposite from Emigrant Peak and approaching the village of Emigrant, and then over the mountain, the city of Bozeman just having gotten sprinkled. I pulled over for this cute little storm strolling by. It's headin' this way, partnah.

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Doug from Burnham-on-Sea, United Kingdom

Lovely capture Joyce

17 May 2012 6:18am

@Doug: Thanks. I liked that everything was on a slant, but it is level. Nobody has caught that so far.

sido from Seville, Spain

Every day is different over there in Montana due to the climate. Great big cloud. It's pouring down somewhere.

17 May 2012 9:19am

@sido: It is a joy to be a skywatcher in Montana.

Ronnie 2¢ from Atlantic Shores, United Kingdom

At least you can see it is not he End of The World . . but it might be the end of where you are standing !

17 May 2012 9:22am

@Ronnie 2¢: Naw, just a mild little sprinkler, partnah. I wandered on home by & by.

Jason Kravitz from Brussels, Belgium

nice catch Joyce - I posted a storm and clouds today too - or the unfolding of one over time and resulting delightful rainbows :)

I love when you can see the rain off at a distance like this... when living smack in the city - these type of things are elusive but much easier to see without a bunch of buildings occluding the view.

17 May 2012 9:33am

@Jason Kravitz: Your time lapse video is really cool Jason! And that double rainbow with rain caught is so clear, unique, and rarely captured. It's fun to watch a storm move around the valley. Sometimes the powerful look of them make me hurry home and close windows.

Rick from Toronto, Canada

I love these types of isolated rainfalls, and the distant view puts it into a wonderful scale.

17 May 2012 12:42pm

@Rick: It just looks so unlikely with all the clear sky around. I think, "good on ya, little storm!"

Don from Spokane, United States

A very good landscape made even better with this storm cloud that is so impressive. Very nice shot.

17 May 2012 3:18pm

@Don: Thanks Don.

Shar from Pilot Butte near Regina, SK, Canada

Nice capture. You have shown the scale well by including the buildings.

17 May 2012 4:13pm

@Shar: Thanks Shar! It's that sky that I could just drink up.

LauraS from Chico, United States

Amazing. Great capture. The sky above it is so blue, and the scene below already turning brown.

18 May 2012 12:42am