An otherwise innocuous multicell cumulonimbus, drifting through the late twilight sky south of town, began flinging huge and brilliant bolts of lightning between its upper reaches and ground, sometimes extending several horizontal miles away from their source. This was the first of perhaps a dozen I saw, and half as many that I was able to photograph. Each one was spectacular, one after another, and all that I shot in this magical half hour are being added to SkyPix in time.
Norman, OK (11 Jul 13) Looking SSW
35.2037, -97.3835