With all the hype over the “supermoon”, Marla and I went up nearby Lookout Mountain to watch the moonrise. It would’ve been cool if it had risen over downtown Denver, but the moon rose just south of Green Mountain.
While waiting for the supermoon, a powerful storm developed over Golden, flanked by North and South Table Mountain. Mammatus clouds started to form and the wind came up big as darkness fell.
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I ventured out for an opportunity and at least to experience the scene. I got in a few images and then watched the storm move out across the prairie. What a show, the moon and the storm!
I’d love to see your photos!
Head over to my blog and check it out. I was east of DIA and caught it rising just above Watkins.