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i went a little crazy with the contrast in the clouds, but i liked it so much i made a print. i also hope you like it as well.
Infrared loves clouds. : ) And lightning.
Oklahoma Panhandle. May 21, 2017
In May, 2017 I went storm chasing in Tornado Alley. Tornado Alley, which stretches from Texas through to Nebraska, is the area of the U.S. which gets the most severe weather, and the most tornadoes, every spring. Over 8 days, I chased storms through Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico. What an incredible adventure it was!
I tried my hand at time lapse on this trip. If you'd like to see the time lapse film I made, it's on YouTube in 4K and on Flickr, too.
A lightning storm and some rain south-southwest of Kitt Peak puts on a good show with the Steward Observatory 90 inch telescope in the foreground. Viewed from the base of the 4-Meter Mayall telescope.
Wasn't an epic storm but it was moisture and we were thankful for the rain. We were also thankful that the lightning didn't start any fires. I love a good thunderstorm. I love to hear the rumble of the thunder as the lightning lights up the sky. I would prefer those storms happen in the late evening or dark hours as they are easier to photograph but this year, nobody could complain, no matter what time the storms came.
Beaver County Oklahoma
The moment of a lightning strike on a building 50m from me. Scared me half to death, hence no chance of a sharp image.
Lightning lights up falling hail with a rainbow at sunset, taken south of the town of Superior, Nebraska.
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While shooting time lapse with the D750, I was lucky to catch a lightning strike on this scene. I also had the infrared camera set up with a lightning trigger and got this shot. I love that little tree so I thought it was worth posting two images of the scene.
Oklahoma Panhandle. May 21, 2017
In May, 2017 I went storm chasing in Tornado Alley. Tornado Alley, which stretches from Texas through to Nebraska, is the area of the U.S. which gets the most severe weather, and the most tornadoes, every spring. Over 8 days, I chased storms through Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico. What an incredible adventure it was!
I tried my hand at time lapse on this trip. If you'd like to see the time lapse film I made, it's on YouTube in 4K and on Flickr, too.
If you'd like see more images I took while storm chasing, take a look at my Storm Chasing album.
youtu.be/I-QfPUz1es8?si=V_fLtm-3eDMKGcRQ
These are the moments when I miss you the most. to share this with you, the competition for the best photo. You're always in my thoughts, what I would give for it if it weren't just the thoughts. every single photo would be more beautiful with you. you are missing..
Crawler Lightning Over Central Texas, April 26, 2023.
Anvil crawler lightning, sometimes called spider lightning, is created when leaders propagate through horizontally-extensive charge regions in mature thunderstorms, usually the stratiform regions of mesoscale convective systems.
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Lightning strike at Bear Mountain State Park overlook in New York State. The Hudson River is below and the Bear Mountain lodges are to the far right.
Nikon D810
Lightning and fireflies
Light up the night just outside the town of Bonito MS during our night clicks. Some centas, ... thousands of fireflies, dance to the rhythm of aleatory flashes of the coming storm. Witness and be able to register this moment was one of my greatest gifts !!!!!
Raios e vagalumes
Iluminam a noite nos arredores da cidade de Bonito MS, durante nossos clicks noturnos. Algumas centas, milhares ... de vagalumes, dançam ao ritmo aleatório dos relâmpejos da tempestade que se aproxima. Presenciar e poder registrar este momento foi um dos meus maiores presentes !!!!!
An extreme lightning storm crosses a dirt road and farmland on the high plains of Nebraska, USA.
2 images taken back to back, hand blended.
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An incredibly close lightning strike lights up the landscape just east of Willcox, Arizona a few weeks ago!
I just wrapped a month on the road documenting monsoon season and teaching some incredible groups of students how to photograph lightning. It was one heck of a season full of close bolts, stunning storms and fiery sunsets. It sure is going to take some time to process these images but I can’t wait to share them with you!
Camera: Nikon Z9
Lens: Nikon Nikkor 14-24mm @18mm
Tripod: Really Right Stuff
The skies over Atlanta were gorgeous tonight! This is in East Atlanta Village, where I live. There were several fellow flickrers that caught some great shots of lightning tonight as well.
Slingerdoo caught a bolt in Buckhead.
AndersonKT has a great shot from Decatur.
The skies have been quite active this summer!