Revisiting images from earlier this year and adding to my my “favorites” portfolio. Captured this beautiful supercell over Melon Mesa in Capulin, NM, across the highway from Capilin Volcano Monument earlier this year. I love this area so much.
Kelly DeLay
Earlier this year, I chased storms in and around the beautiful Gypsum Hills, Kansas with my friend Jim Reed. This was one beautiful sunset, the colors and the lightning was amazing. I loved this shot, but the power lines always bothered me. I left them in when I posted this shot. For fun, I spend a couple of hours taking the lines out with Photoshop CS6 and my Wacom Intuos tablet, must tools for detail work like this. I like this image it so much better. Drag the slider back and forth to see the difference.
[beforeafter]
[/beforeafter]
Here is the final image. Click on the image to see larger version. Let me know what you think!
Beautiful lightning display from this tornado warned supercell outside of Hodgeman, Kansas earlier this year on May 13, 2013. This strike seemed to move in slow motion, striking the ground and returning to the clouds and forking out again. Amazing to watch! One of my favorites from my Clouds 365 Project.
This post has been reshared 20 times on Google+
View larger image on Google+
Did a interview recently for the Weather Channel that is now on the front page of weather.com. Take a look if you have a moment – “The Man Who Captures Clouds” 🙂 Very exciting.
[alert type=”note”]
The Weather Channel : Stunning Clouds Captured Every Day, 365 Days a Year –
Jaw-dropping photos of clouds across the U.S., captured every day of the year by Texas-based photographer Kelly DeLay.[/alert]