Carter E. Gowl Landscape Photography

RAINBOW & VIOLENT STORM
LAMAR RIVER, WYOMING

Moments before sundown in the northeastern quadrant of Yellowstone National Park – early July. This was the most severe weather I have ever experienced below treeline. Within seconds after photographing this image I was knocked off my feet by a microburst. My 10 pound tripod with a Nikon F3 attached traveled 20 feet through the air. This was only a break in the storm. I had been so intent on capturing this scene that I neglected to look to the rear to see what was coming.

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