June 8 2011-Lightning lights up the sky above Fort Henry, a UNESCO world heritage site, during the second thunderstorm to go through the area that day.
It is nice to try and get your work in as many locations as possible. As an internship student with The Kingston Whig-Standard and a storm enthusiast it provided a unique front page photo that not many would have taken. Eventually I was able to get it on to the Weather Network and now it is up on NPAC's website as the spotlight photo.
Lightning is an amazing thing to photograph. It took me the longest time to realize why I love photographing lightning, I have come to the conclusion, much like photographing all other weather phenomenon, it is one of the only things on the planet we have no control over.
It is nice to try and get your work in as many locations as possible. As an internship student with The Kingston Whig-Standard and a storm enthusiast it provided a unique front page photo that not many would have taken. Eventually I was able to get it on to the Weather Network and now it is up on NPAC's website as the spotlight photo.
Lightning is an amazing thing to photograph. It took me the longest time to realize why I love photographing lightning, I have come to the conclusion, much like photographing all other weather phenomenon, it is one of the only things on the planet we have no control over.
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