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"Turbulent Skies" Western Oklahoma One of my favorite hobbies after photography is storm chasing. Experiencing the power and beauty of thunderstorms is something that is really hard to translate into images. This particular storm was one of the most beautiful I had ever seen. It moved very slowly the whole time we photographed it, and the strucutre and colors were incredible. Technical Details: Shot with Canon 30D and Canon 10-22mm lens at F10 and 1/8. Panorama created from 24 vertical bracketted shots.

South Dakota Magic

"All Wrapped Up" Putnam, OK Technical Details: Shot with Canon 30D and Canon 10-22 lens at F4 and 1/60 seconds.

The Silent Sentinal

A beautiful abandoned schoolhouse in Central Montana.

Oklahoma Magic

A majestic supercell spins over the plains of southern Oklahoma.

"All Wrapped Up" Western Oklahoma One of my favorite hobbies after photography is storm chasing. Experiencing the power and beauty of thunderstorms is something that is really hard to translate into images. This particular storm was one of the most beautiful I had ever seen. It moved very slowly the whole time we photographed it, and the strucutre and colors were incredible. Technical Details: Shot with Canon 30D and Canon 10-22mm lens at F10 and 1/8. Panorama created from 24 vertical bracketted shots.

"Montana Sunset Supercell" Malta, MT I grew up in Montana. For a long time I have had a dream of being able to chase a beautiful storm through the Montana praries. On this particular day we had just arrived in Chinook, MT after 2 days of solid driving up from TX. Storms fired just about right over my head in Chinook and I followed them East up towards the Canadian border. As the late evening sun was finally starting to go down I moved into position to capture this beautiful scene. Technical Details: Shot with Canon 5d MK2 and Canon 24-70mm lens at F16 and 1/30 seconds.

King of the Plains

A beautiful supercell rotates across the landscape of Western KS.

"Perfect Symmetry" Western Oklahoma One of my favorite hobbies after photography is storm chasing. Experiencing the power and beauty of thunderstorms is something that is really hard to translate into images. This particular storm was one of the most beautiful I had ever seen. It moved very slowly the whole time we photographed it, and the strucutre and colors were incredible. Technical Details: Shot with Canon 30D and Canon 10-22mm lens at F10 and 1/8. Panorama created from 24 vertical bracketted shots.

"Montana Sunset Supercell" Malta, MT I grew up in Montana. For a long time I have had a dream of being able to chase a beautiful storm through the Montana praries. On this particular day we had just arrived in Chinook, MT after 2 days of solid driving up from TX. Storms fired just about right over my head in Chinook and I followed them East up towards the Canadian border. As the late evening sun was finally starting to go down I moved into position to capture this beautiful scene. Technical Details: Shot with Canon 5d MK2 and Canon 24-70mm lens at F16 and 1/30 seconds.

"Oklahoma LP Supercell" Oklahoma City, OK I shot this picture while storm chasing in Central OK on May 1st, 2008. I was with my good friend Zack Biggs, and we had all but given up for the day when this cell formed. We chased it from Norman and into downtown Oklahoma City. We finally ended up North East of Oklahoma City, and came upon this huge field of green. I quickly parked my car and setup in the middle of the field to get this image. This picture remains one of my all time favorites. Technical Details: Shot with Canon 30D and Canon 20mm lens at F16 and 1/125. Panorama created from 6 vertical shots.

"The Beast" Western Oklahoma One of my favorite hobbies after photography is storm chasing. Experiencing the power and beauty of thunderstorms is something that is really hard to translate into images. This particular storm was one of the most beautiful I had ever seen. It moved very slowly the whole time we photographed it, and the strucutre and colors were incredible. Technical Details: Shot with Canon 30D and Canon 10-22mm lens at F10 and 1/8. Panorama created from 24 vertical bracketted shots.

Mean

This storm looked mean! We quickly moved to stay ahead of this cell in North West Texas.

King of the Plains

An incredible supercell storm churns across the Kansas landscape.

"High Based" Western TX Technical Details: Shot with Canon 6d and Canon 24-105mm lens at F8 and 1/200. Panorama created from 10 vertical shots.

"The Beast" Piedmont, Oklahoma Technical Details: Shot with Canon 5d mk2 and Canon 24-70mm lens at F10 and 1/8. Panorama created from 10 vertical shots.

"Explosion" Western TX Technical Details: Shot with Canon 6D and Canon 24-105L lens at F10 and 1/60 seconds.

The Electric City

Great Falls Montana glitters under a stormy sky at sunset.

"Shadows and Movement" Western Oklahoma One of my favorite hobbies after photography is storm chasing. Experiencing the power and beauty of thunderstorms is something that is really hard to translate into images. This particular storm was one of the most beautiful I had ever seen. It moved very slowly the whole time we photographed it, and the strucutre and colors were incredible. Technical Details: Shot with Canon 30D and Canon 10-22mm lens at F10 and 1/8. Panorama created from 24 vertical bracketted shots.

"Lost in the Prarie" Chinook, MT Popup thunderstorms move across the MT prairie near the Canadian border. Technical Details: Shot with Canon 5D MK2 and Canon 24-70L lens at F10 and 1/60 seconds.

"All Wrapped Up" Childress, TX A supercell thunderstorm with an organized wall cloud rotates in the skies of West Texas... Technical Details: Shot with Canon 5D MK2 and Canon 24-70L lens at F10 and 1/60 seconds.

"Perfection in Motion" Paducah, TX Technical Details: Shot with Canon 6d and Canon 24-105mm lens at F8 and 1/200. Panorama created from 10 vertical shots.