Lightning Win!

Downtown Tampa Saturday, December 7th, 2019 Foul creatures were lurking in the shallow waters of Tampa Bay on the evening of Saturday, December 7th. They had journeyed from the far away depths of the Pacific Ocean. Indeed, Sharks from San Jose had come to the Tampa area to circle the waters sailed by Jose Gaspar. No one warned the poor fish brained creatures that Tampa Bay is famous for its Lightning. The Sharks of San Jose swam too close to the water's surface and found themselves getting zapped repeatedly by the dangerous Lightning, losing 7 to 1 to the Bolts. Before the game I rented a scooter and traversed the…
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Hope Over the Lake

A Stroll Down the Dock Leads to a Hopeful Sign, Sunday, October 28th, 2019 In central Florida, our afternoon rains often lead to numerous rainbow sightings. This one here snuck up on me and I had to get back to the truck to fetch the camera. While a part of the bow was still rather vibrant, due to the quickly setting angle of the sun and dissipating rain drops I didn't quite catch the bow in her full glory, but was still not displeased with the result here. Sorta fitting I think... Nobowdy's perfect! Fuji X-T3, Samyang 12mm, 1/1500", F2.8, ISO 160
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Lightning Win!

Downtown Tampa Saturday, December 7th, 2019 Foul creatures were lurking in the shallow waters of Tampa Bay on the evening of Saturday, December 7th. They had journeyed from the far away depths of the Pacific Ocean. Indeed, Sharks from San Jose had come to the Tampa area to circle the waters sailed by Jose Gaspar. No one warned the poor fish brained creatures that Tampa Bay is famous for its Lightning. The Sharks of San Jose swam too close to the water's surface and found themselves getting zapped repeatedly by the dangerous Lightning, losing 7 to 1 to the Bolts. Before the game I rented a scooter and traversed the…
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Hope Over the Lake

A Stroll Down the Dock Leads to a Hopeful Sign, Sunday, October 28th, 2019 In central Florida, our afternoon rains often lead to numerous rainbow sightings. This one here snuck up on me and I had to get back to the truck to fetch the camera. While a part of the bow was still rather vibrant, due to the quickly setting angle of the sun and dissipating rain drops I didn't quite catch the bow in her full glory, but was still not displeased with the result here. Sorta fitting I think... Nobowdy's perfect! Fuji X-T3, Samyang 12mm, 1/1500", F2.8, ISO 160
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