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Arizona monsoon lightning into an active fire.

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One cannot simply walk into Arizona.
 
Two photographers put their photos together (from different angles) of the same crash at the New Hampshire Mt. Washington Hillclimb.
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Ouch, I knew the Fiesta had a tipping issue in racing situations, but man that sucks.

In related news, I hiked all the way up Mt Washington only to find out the race was on Sunday not Saturday when I hiked it. Didn't even get to see the cars practicing since Saturday was practice for the lower half of the hillclimb (Friday was top half). Got a good hike in I suppose.
 
Ouch, I knew the Fiesta had a tipping issue in racing situations, but man that sucks.

In related news, I hiked all the way up Mt Washington only to find out the race was on Sunday not Saturday when I hiked it. Didn't even get to see the cars practicing since Saturday was practice for the lower half of the hillclimb (Friday was top half). Got a good hike in I suppose.

That's unfortunate. I was torn between the two days, up until I ended up moving into my new apartment on the same weekend.... Wish I went.
 
I wasn't sure where to stick these shocking, sad and downright horrible photos. I could have posted them in a multitude of areas on GT Planet. However I think here may be better as it's amazing to see the raw power of the big ball of fire in the sky and the sheer stupidity of human beings.

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This is what happens when you view the eclipse with a very expensive lens and don't use a filter. More carnage found at the link below... warning gear heads, it's not for the faint of heart.

@Shaun @F1GTR @Mike Rotch @35mm You may like/cry at these...


https://www.lensrentals.com/blog/2017/09/rental-camera-gear-destroyed-by-the-solar-eclipse-of-2017/
 
Buying a solar filter was definitely worth it. If you're planning photographing the next eclipse, I recommend buying them a month in advance. They sold out real quick.
 
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