A storm rolled in a few minutes ago, and I actually got a pic of some lightning. How cool is that?!
This is the view from the front of the house. After the picture, it was a good twenty minutes before the rain got here.
Jackson Pollock by Miltos Manetas
Maukie - the virtual cat
About Me
- sarahzona
- I am a mother, artist, and wife, readjusting to life after relocating across the country. I am making jewelry, blacksmithing, and exploring the wonderful state of AZ with my family. Life is good! To order jewelry, call me at 928-567-7050, or email me at eharms325@aol.com
9 comments:
Hi Harms Family
Love the lighting, miss you all very much. Hope to see you all soon, maybe after xmas. lots of Hugs
Yolanda & Kids
We miss you all too! Would love to see you out here sometime!!
tell me you didn't photoshopped that.
Wow that lightening picture and the Red Rocks are awesome! We had some great new discoveries. Can't wait to explore those Red Rocks! I'm gonna have to buy a camera like yours....! Arizona Highways photographers move over! Hee hee...
Oh I forget to tell you that none of that lightening and none of the rain really hit me as I drove back to Phoenix. It was all around me but, never actually made it to my path! Plus there was a horse being pulled in a trailer the whole way back in my pack of cars and it kept sticking its entire head out the side of the trailer to smell the air like dogs do..it was funny.
Hey Sarah! We saw some crazy weather on the way back from Cherry Creek. All the way through IL I thought that the sky was going to swallow us whole. Glad that you are settling in nicely. We listened to the CD's that Eric burned us on the way through Nebraska. Good music/boring state. "Sarahzona" very clever. I laughed out loud. -John
Joerg,
I wouldn't even know how to photoshop that!! I am not that computer savvy. The weather is wild here. That storm came from the east, but they come in from all directions.
Hi John! Thanks for visiting the blog:)
Sarah, I didn't think you photoshopped the lightning. It was just my way of saying "Wow, what a great photo." Keep them coming.
Thanks! It was more luck than skill, I'm afraid. And the Nikon D70.
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