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Amtrak 29 out pacing a very strong line of storms that hit the DC area yesterday, along with a wave from the engineer which complements the whole photo!
The missions were flown under varying weather conditions. Strong winds, thunderstorms and low-hanging clouds in the low-flying areas sometimes resulted in challenging assignments.
Supercell Thunderstorm(s) as viewed from 41,000 feet above Colorado June 4 2015. Our plane had to change course in order to avoid the storm. These supercell thunderstorms produced tornados in Simla Colorado.
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Thunderstorms were forming on a diagonal line from the south of me and moving to the northeast, Just as I was going to bed I noticed this one flashing to the east. I was pleased with what came out of the camera with little modification. the clear skies directly overhead add to the interest of this. Enjoy
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We had some serious thunderstorms this morning, which led to this shot. The fog was just beginning to burn off and the clouds were still blocking most of the sun. Eleven shot exposure (-5….0….+5) @ 1 EV increments.
Post Processing
- Processed in Photomatix.
- Mild adjustments within Adobe Camera Raw.
- A slight Brilliance & Warmth filter applied in Nik Color Efex Pro.
- Sharpening applied with Nik Sharpener Pro.
Thunderstorm, photographed looking north, photographed from south of Chadron, Nebraska on August 8, 2016.
This is my latest LEGO Ideas project: Thunderstorm Vignettes. There are three little scenes featuring a tornado, a rainstorm, and a lightning storm, respectively. If you like my little set, please visit the link and support the project! ideas.lego.com/projects/106928
Thunderstorms can appear very pretty when they are 10 to 20 miles out in the Atlantic Ocean. This thundersorm is probably 20 miles or so out in the Atlantic Ocean. The beach is Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA
Nov 22nd 2012
This time I tried to catch the bolts at their creation in the cloud's belly - I think I managed.
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There was a line of thunderstorms running from Illinois through Texas on Friday, 5/2/08 when I was heading home to Chicago. Our little American Eagle was elegantly dodging the storms as she flew from from Shreveport, Louisiana to DFW (Dallas) where I connected after a long delay to Chicago. Got home about 2am.
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