Panic on Titanic

4 weeks ago I visited with my wife Mount Evans, soon we got over the tree line started crazy rain, went to the top and had a little snack and waited with hopes for clear up the sky. And it happened , the top of mountain suddenly cleared and the sun lighten wet rocks. It was the most spectacular photography, nice fresh light and down under us dark blue/grey clouds with heavy rain, have tones of the amazing shots from that day. It was 2 hours of great photography until the storm arrived too the top . This shot is from that moment, the goats started to panic and were jumping on top of boulders. The lighting was hitting the mountains maybe every 20 sec or so, (maybe only 2-3 photographers remained, everybody left) saw potential and started to fallow the jumpy goats and shot every possible moment with hope to have the strike in the background, it took me over the hundred frames until it happened . That time I wasn't thinking about the danger but my wife told me that my long hair was strait up and with sparks, I think it was worth it, would I do it again,,,,? Right now, I don't know, will see what opportunity comes next time
Canon 1Dx, 100 mm, 1/640 sec, F/6.3 , ISO 1250, handheld, C&C welcome