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Kuwaiti soldiers sit beside an Iraqi BMP-2 mechanized infantry combat vehicle that was captured during Operation Desert Storm. The vehicle has an AT-5 Spandrel anti-tank guided missile mounted atop its turret.
Storm clouds waft over the ocean at Davenport California.
After sheltering from a rain and hailstorm under a rock overhang, the clouds began to break up, leaving some cool light at sunset. I was later joined by two other photographers, Toby Harriman
and Ken Xu. Check out their takes on this spot:
Storm approaching from the North at sunset. West Lothian countryside. Zorki-4 with Jupiter-8; Fujicolour 100.
After a week of torrential rain in the UK - almost an automatic reaction to the imposition of a hosepipe ban - it looks as though another severe storm is heading this way. Photographed from my office window.
We were enjoying a quiet afternoon at an orchard when this rolled in. It hammered Melbourne quite hard but where we were it was just fun. We saw more of the actual rain as we got back in towards the inner suburbs. This is stitched together from eight photos taken with my phone so it's a bit dodgy. I tried downloading some dedicated software to do this but it was dreadful so this done manually in Photoshop.
Rain drops on window and lights from WMATA bus, George Mason Drive and US 50, Arlington Virginia, January 30, 2013. storm20130130-4463
I had to photograph a future Mundy Township park. Stopped to get these scary clouds on the way home.
Storms are created when a center of low pressure develops, with a system of high pressure surrounding it. This combination of opposing forces can create winds and result in the formation of storm clouds, such as the cumulonimbus. Small, localized areas of low pressure can form from hot air rising off hot ground, resulting in smaller disturbances such as dust devils and whirlwinds.
While the majority of the country was covered in heavy blanket of snow, for the East Meath coast the effects of the "Beast from the East" and Storm Emma were largely felt with the strong winds.
High tide at Mornington Beach saw the navigational aids take a battering.
While we didn't get a lot of wind, we did get a LOT of rain not long after this was taken,
119 Photos Challenge: 36. Doom and Gloom
During a stunning and magnificent lightning storm tonite, I scrambled to find a good spot and ended up here. The only problem, it stopped as soon as my tripod was in place. So....imagine this photo with lighting....pretty cool, huh!
this is a storm seen at sunrise from the middle of "baraveli kandu"(one of the biggest -ocean- in Maldives).
I understand the storm chasers. There is a certain excitement in the air surrounding a storm.
I skirted the edges of this storm west of Wichita. The radio crackled with the reporters voices as they reported hail and high winds throughout the area. Occasionally a distant lightning strike would pierce the sky.
I managed to stay just out of it. The wind was actually calm. Not blowing, like you would imagine. Maybe I was far enough removed.
I drove these back roads, shooting different scenes. Not a soul in sight.
There is a certain peace to being out there, alone, on the edge of the storm.