Supercell Lightning Over Lubeck Autumn Day

Bright midday light illuminates a towering supercell storm hovering above the landscape near Lubeck. The sky is a mix of deep gray cloud masses and patches of thin white clouds revealing scattered stars, a visual anomaly under the sun. Internal flashes of lightning crackle within the dark storm walls, contrasting sharply with the open daylight. Below, a wet surface mirrors the turbulent sky and the electric bursts, creating a perfect inverted duplicate of the clouds. Humid air hangs visibly as a haze around the tree line, where golden and russet autumn leaves cling to branches. The ground reflects the storm's violence and the celestial stillness above in a seamless, glossy plane. A sharp edge of a dark cloud cuts across the mirrored reflection.