Cumborah Storm6 ©Shaun Galman

A shot I took while still trying to reach a close proximity location, unfortunately I didn't realise the camera was slightly zoomed in and out of focus but it demonstrates how active the storm cell was. I moved another 8kilometres closer after this to be

Cumborah Storm2 ©Shaun Galman

An unusual but awesome shot of an illuminated wall cloud, that has become a personal favorite of mine, maybe it's the artist in me!

Cumborah Storm7 ©Shaun Galman

Great cloud structure again. This sheared cloud became the wall cloud not long after I took this.

Cumborah Storm9 ©Shaun Galman

Another of the shots I took just before the wall cloud formed. Sometimes these "in-between" shots are just as interesting as the good ones?

Cumborah Storm10 ©Shaun Galman

A weird shot of a very branched CG. Some of the strikes were quite fast and are difficult to adjust the camera for, as this one was.

Cumborah Storm5 ©Shaun Galman

The cloud structure was really nice with this storm which adds nicely to the composure, giving a slight emotional feel to the photos rather than just looking at a bolt of electricity.

Cumborah Storm8 ©Shaun Galman

Another shot from close proximity. I like the lone tree in the foreground, it adds a nice dimention to the shot.

Cumborah Storm3 ©Shaun Galman

The best shot of the night by far! This photo made the cover of our local newspaper. The bolts seem alot smaller in this photo than I remember. I was so close to this storm the bolts were a kilometer or so high, from my view point.

Cumborah Storm11 ©Shaun Galman

One of the closer shots. I couldn't seem to do any wrong with this cell? Confined rain shaft, great cloud structure and extremely active! It was a storm photographers dream!

Cumborah Storm1 ©Shaun Galman

This storm proved to be one of my best chases to date and the results speak for themselves!