Tonight I've been watching the radar all evening. This massive front ranged from the U.P. of Michigan to Mexico with thunderstorms right in the middle which included us....YAY!!! By 9:30p.m. I started to see some lightning, I packed up my camera and headed out the door to the park. It wasn't until I got to my favorite spot that I realized the storm was oh so far away, it was going to be a while before I'd be able to photograph any lightning. I wasn't about to head back home so off I went in search of photos, which brought me to the photos below, the Reds were playing or I should say they attempted to play as they ended up losing in the 9th inning the stadium however, did make a good background. After about an hour I started to see the storm coming closer, I headed back to the park with excitement, set the camera up and waited and waited and waited and waited. Just as the storm was starting to pick up it started to rain, actually rain is a bit of an understatement, if Noah were alive today I really believe he would have started building the arc. It is now nearly 12:30am and it is still pouring outside. Alas I'll have to wait another day to try to photograph lightning.
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