August 7th 2019, third day in a row of thunderstorms over N. Ireland, 800-1000 j/kg of CAPE, no shear, however convergence in places and good solar heating fired off a number of storms. I met my first thunderstorm in Bellaghy which had strong rotation over the chapel in town. I then relocated to the north shore of Lough Neagh at Cranfield and found a large field full of round bales of hay, this became an area of great foreground interest for me, as luck would have it I had four more thunderstorms rumbling in the area so I shot time lapse of storm clouds from various cells as they passed over the bales. Canon 600D using 10mm Samyang F/2.8 lens, several thousand images taken, thanks for watching, check out the storm chase reports on my website here...
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August 7th 2019, third day in a row of thunderstorms over N. Ireland, 800-1000 j/kg of CAPE, no shear, however convergence in places and good solar heating fired off a number of storms. I met my first thunderstorm in Bellaghy which had strong rotation over the chapel in town. I then relocated to the north shore of Lough Neagh at Cranfield and found a large field full of round bales of hay, this became an area of great foreground interest for me, as luck would have it I had four more thunderstorms rumbling in the area so I shot time lapse of storm clouds from various cells as they passed over the bales. Canon 600D using 10mm Samyang F/2.8 lens, several thousand images taken, thanks for watching, check out the storm chase reports on my website here... 
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