Intercepted this beautiful tornado warned supercell just outside of Morgans Mill, Texas last weekend. This storm put down a tornado minutes before we arrived to this point. I was waiting on it to show itself, but it never did. Had to get out fast before the core arrived. I was hearing reports of baseball sized hail, represented by the teal color in the middle of the storm. Very cool tail cloud forming on the horizon. Amazing storm!
Amazing view of a supercell that started to line out and merge with another storm at sunset, it had a impressive shelf cloud. This was one of the best storms we chased earlier this year. Captured outside of Ogallala, Nebraska
Many of you may have seen “Family Portrait ” – the last image of my Clouds 365 Project that received a lot of attention – http://www.clouds365.com/6-30-14. I stayed out and did a few self portraits, wanted to share with you. Shot taken in Guymon, Oklahoma on 6-30-14. This supercell was amazing!
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Thank you so much for your support over the years, you have meant so much to me. I promise, I will continue to look up in amazement and photograph the skies, that is for sure. For now, I will take a bit of a break and reflect. Look for a book within the year hopefully!
Love to all,
Kelly
