May Storm
May storm clouds approach downtown Raleigh creating an interesting mix of drearyness and brooding excitement.
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06/01/2009
Holy crap! Impressive storm, and an impressive capture of the storm, too, Ian!
06/01/2009
Wow great picture.
06/01/2009
Ditto Abby. Thanks!
06/01/2009
beautiful!
06/03/2009
This picture is stunning, thanks!