July 26, 2003
Jacob's Ladder
© 2003 Jeremy Perez
WHERE: South Rim, Grand Canyon, AZ
WHEN: July 1988
Although this looks like an arching stroke of ground-to-ground lightning (no, I've never heard of such a thing), it is actually two bolts originating from the same point in the cloud.
WHEN: July 1988
Although this looks like an arching stroke of ground-to-ground lightning (no, I've never heard of such a thing), it is actually two bolts originating from the same point in the cloud.
Posted by Jeremy at 12:15 AM
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July 25, 2003
Amped Rainbow
© 2003 Jeremy Perez
WHERE: South Rim, Grand Canyon, AZ
WHEN: July 1988
Standing out on the overlook to get this picture was an exercise in very poor judgement. Catching daytime lightning without overexposing the shot is a pain, and so I don't usually try it. But this storm was active enough that I could count on some lightning every 15-20 seconds, which seemed to be about the max I could pull off with slow film at the smallest aperature.
WHEN: July 1988
Standing out on the overlook to get this picture was an exercise in very poor judgement. Catching daytime lightning without overexposing the shot is a pain, and so I don't usually try it. But this storm was active enough that I could count on some lightning every 15-20 seconds, which seemed to be about the max I could pull off with slow film at the smallest aperature.
Posted by Jeremy at 11:16 PM
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July 19, 2003
Mammatus
© 2003 Jeremy Perez
WHERE: Home, Flagstaff, AZ
WHEN: August, 2001
Living at an altitude of 7000 ft. puts some of the more ominous cloud formations right in your face.
WHEN: August, 2001
Living at an altitude of 7000 ft. puts some of the more ominous cloud formations right in your face.
Posted by Jeremy at 12:34 PM
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Cumulus Congestus
© 2003 Jeremy Perez
WHERE: Home, Flagstaff, AZ
WHEN: August, 2001
Right. So I find it hard not to photograph the sky.
WHEN: August, 2001
Right. So I find it hard not to photograph the sky.
Posted by Jeremy at 12:29 PM
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Corona on Blue
© 2003 Jeremy Perez
WHERE: Home, Flagstaff, AZ
WHEN: August, 2001
A small thunderstorm builds Southeast of our house, while sentinels of smaller cumulus alight overhead.
WHEN: August, 2001
A small thunderstorm builds Southeast of our house, while sentinels of smaller cumulus alight overhead.
Posted by Jeremy at 12:20 PM
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July 9, 2003
Hazel Eyes
© 2003 Jeremy Perez
WHERE: Home, Flagstaff, AZ
WHEN: April 22, 2002
Giselle, Amanda and Harrison took a few seconds to hold still for a picture.
WHEN: April 22, 2002
Giselle, Amanda and Harrison took a few seconds to hold still for a picture.
Posted by Jeremy at 11:26 PM
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Harrison
© 2003 Jeremy Perez
WHERE: Bunhuggers Restaurant, Flagstaff, AZ
WHEN: September 3, 2001
Harrison unhinging his lower jaw after scamming some Pepsi off of Dad.
WHEN: September 3, 2001
Harrison unhinging his lower jaw after scamming some Pepsi off of Dad.
Posted by Jeremy at 10:50 PM
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July 2, 2003
Heartburn
© 2003 Jeremy Perez
WHEN: September 4, 2002
This picture is my first real "studio shot". I put it together for a "Fruit & Veggie" contest at DPChallenge. The shot placed 21st out of 201 images.
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Cirrus Spissatus
© 2003 Jeremy Perez
WHERE: East Flagstaff, AZ
WHEN: August 8, 2002
The sun setting through the anvil of a dissipating thunderstorm compelled me to pull over on the way home from work for a few sky pictures.
WHEN: August 8, 2002
The sun setting through the anvil of a dissipating thunderstorm compelled me to pull over on the way home from work for a few sky pictures.
Posted by Jeremy at 3:05 AM
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Exhausted Woods
© 2003 Jeremy Perez
WHERE: East Flagstaff, facing Mars Hill
WHEN: September 14, 2002
As some scattered storms tried to bring rain, I wandered around a quiet industrial area grabbing some pictures in the evening light. The trees on Mars hill give the impression of fall foliage at first glance, but the golden colored trees are actually dead ponderosas that were killed by a drought-enhanced bark beetle infestation.
WHEN: September 14, 2002
As some scattered storms tried to bring rain, I wandered around a quiet industrial area grabbing some pictures in the evening light. The trees on Mars hill give the impression of fall foliage at first glance, but the golden colored trees are actually dead ponderosas that were killed by a drought-enhanced bark beetle infestation.
Posted by Jeremy at 2:13 AM
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