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Across the western plains of the Nebraska Sandhills, it is not uncommon to find a thunderhead building in the late afternoon hours. This was a small thunderhead (cumulonimbus cloud) that didn't build up to any size or threat.

The interesting thing about this photograph is that I took ninety-four (94) individual photographs of the eight (8) minute event - then compiled them in the post-processing to actually "breakdown" the building of the thunderhead.

This photograph was made north of North Platte, Nebraska looking to the north-northeast.

This photograph is also available in black-and-white, see my collection titled The Cloudstack Collection.

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