A Grandview 4th: Red House, WV - July 4, 2002 - 11:45 PM
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After watching the man-made fireworks in downtown Charleston from my hilltop vantage point in Spring Hill Cemetery, I was heading for bed when I got the 'radar alert' call from my friend Bill Coyle in Virginia Beach. Unbenkownst to me, a line of cells had suddenly developed in Ohio and were moving southeast, fixing to give the Charleston area another round of fireworks - this time, natural ones.
I made it to northern Putnam County ahead of the storms near Red House, and set up the camera on aptly-named Grandview Ridge just in time to catch the last cloud-to-ground strike these cells produced. The lightning fizzled moments later, and I was home by 12:30AM - making it an unusually short chase night.
Camera, Lens, Film: Pentax K1000 35mm SLR, 28mm Lens, Fuji Sensia 100 slide
Exposure: F5.6 at 2 minutes |
