These aren't in any specific order. This one was recent, same night Offut recorded a 74 mph wind gust. Tornado look-a-like thingy can be seen under the storms as I look southeast. This was preceded by 3 power flashes.

Surprise supercell dropping south down highway 77. Never had any thoughts of storms this day, saw them show up on tv radar and left for them.

Given the setup the thing looked surprisingly good for a good while.

Highly processed image of the Milky Way.

Trying to get lightning with the lightning bugs but not having tons of luck. Look real hard, you can see one bolt above the left cross arm. Takes either a real fast lens(F1.4 etc) or high ISO...or both. This was high ISO through the 100-400.

Just a few of the things.

50mm F1.8 on now but still using 800 ISO anyway.   Different night after trying to shoot lightning. Moon popped out from behind the anvil so tried to get it with lightning bugs. Given you have to high ISO the thing to get the bugs to really show up, well if the moon isn't blocked some it will obviously be blowing out.

Had I been smart I'd have tried to get one of the frames with the focus on the interior. It was hard enough to mount the camera down in there and figure out where it was pointing.

Almost invisible to the naked eye, but 3200 ISO F1.8 pops out the show.

Late June low fog.

Where's waldo. It was not as light out as this seems. Given I was telephoto I had to try and stop the lens down if I wanted the deer and the background at all sharp together. The only way this would work in the low light was if he held still for the half second the shutter was open. Was at F18.   See the rest on Page 2