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Storms Across America - Minnesota: Day 4/7
This is the shelf cloud, as I described it yesterday. Very dramatic with excellent structure. This may go down as the best structured shelf cloud I've ever seen.
We're sitting immediately South of Fergus Falls, looking southward as it surged quickly eastward and towards us.
June 18, 2009
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Structures Of Being
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July 17, 2022
Severe/Tornado Warned Storm between Liberty - Tuxford SK Canada
Insane storm structure as I stood near North Grove looking West
This day’s forecasting was a challenge! I was seeing a couple different options. One being Weyburn and South (which ended up having a nice storm and dropped a Tornado) and another setup around Raymore. I chose Raymore region and away I went.
Sat in crazy muggy 30+ Degree heat while waiting, and waiting and waiting.
Boundaries forming all over, including my spot! Line of clouds would form and then die off. Form and then die off, over and over again.
Nothing was happening.
The Storms South of Weyburn began to fire up. My side .... still nothing.
Finally, around 5 pm North of Lucky Lake (to my West) a storm began to form on Radar. I waiting to see what direction it was taking and also was cautious of “jumping the gun” aka heading to the storm and missing a storm at my spot.
I let it run a few radar scans and then away I went!
Around 6:30 pm it was looking insane on radar as I was right around Liberty trying to get more South as it was moving straight East at me, and it sucks trying to get storm photos when you are cored in hail and rain and can’t see anything haha.
7 pm, I was heading towards Craik as photos on twitter began to pop up of the beautiful storm structure happening between Grainland, Central Butte &Tugaske (also showing rotation on radar).
7:15 pm I was still working my way South while also trying NOT to get cored in this system as I made my way towards Chamberlain.
7:37 pm I was near North Grove looking West at some INSANE storm structure !!!!
After enjoying that for some time, blasted further South to not get stuck within the core.
I headed towards Tuxford where around 8 pm I found myself in front on an angry lowering with my anemometer clocking wind speeds from 110 - 121 km !!!!
From there, I was too far back to ever catch up to the storm that now is just moving, so sat back and watched the beautiful system from the back end as it made it’s way East towards Manitoba.
What a hell of a beautiful chase day!!!
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Château de Cormatin : vue à travers la coupole en fer forgé coiffant le pavillon qui est l'œuvre des artistes Michel et J.-Y. Bouillot (1990).
This odd concrete structure was once part of the silver processing mill in Silver City, Utah. It has now seen over 100 years of decay and graffiti and now appears quite mysterious.
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Yesterday at the Maasvlakte beach there was too much to photograph. I took a few steps back from the sea, in the hope to find a composition without the rough sea. I found these small sticks with amazing sand structures around it and knew this was the shot.
BMW World, Munic: a cathedral of car mobility from Coop Himmelb(l)au. I am sure that can´t be the future of mobility for the whole world...
taken in the Westwood in Beverley and l love the structure of trees especially oaks for my daily picture
Found Structure (Hyons Wood), Walker Titan SF 4x5 with Nikkor 90mm, 2 sec @ f32, Delta 100 in Ultrafin
With Federal Troops rendering honors, the 2022 re-enactment of the Lincoln Funeral Train passes one span of the Herr's Mill Covered Bridge, on its journey eastward toward Ironstone Station, not far ahead.
The structure pictured on the right is one of several historic structures which have been saved from potential loss by the Abel family of Elizabethtown, PA. In this case, the structure is one of two spans of the Herr's Mill Covered Bridge, which was decaying in its original location in Ronks, PA, not far from the Strasburg Rail Road. The bridge was disassembled and moved to the Stone Gables Estate, where it was restored and re-assembled. This span currently handles vehicle traffic from one of the entrances to the property. The remaining span has yet to be installed, but the current plan is for it to be part of the actual railroad....meaning the train will pass through it. Expect this to happen in the next few years.
While the railroad structures and rolling stock at the new Harrisburg, Lincoln & Lancaster Railroad are all quite beautiful, they are unfortunately becoming increasingly difficult to photograph. The landscapers on the property have planted hundreds of new trees, many of them within just a few feet of the track. Consequently, clear views of the train and equipment, which were available in 2019, now no longer exist. Hopefully, the folks who handle the landscaping will reconsider the placement of some of these trees and move them just a bit farther from the right of way, as this operation has enormous potential for photography and film making.
February 01st, 2016
Native American structures in the primitive area of Rock Ledge Ranch near the Galloway Homestead area. Heavy snowfall adds to the mood...
St. Louis Priory Chapel
Priory Chapel, St. Louis, Missouri, designed by Gyo Obata, one of the founders of HOK Architecture with Pier Luigi Nervi serving as a consultant. The church has become an icon and one of America’s best known religious structures.
Natural Structure
Naturgegebene Struktur
Estructura Natural
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The Cathedral of Lima (Catedral de Lima) is a huge Baroque cathedral devoted to the Evangelist and Apostle St John. The construction of this Roman Catholic cathedral started in 1535 when the Spanish conqueror Francisco Pizarro established the foundation stone. Situated in the Main Square of downtown Lima, the Basilica Cathedral has undergone numerous transformations and reconstructions since its inception. Despite numerous renovations and expansions, it has managed to retain its façade and colonial structure.
Plaza Mayor de Lima, Lima, Perú