Storm front .
Jan 25, 2012 12:02:37 #
Ridgerunner
Loc: Dayton, Ohio
I don't remember the meteorology name for these clouds, but a lot of people photographed them and a tornado touched down about 6 mi. east.
Jan 25, 2012 12:19:29 #
Jan 25, 2012 13:08:52 #
Jan 25, 2012 13:17:13 #
Nice pictures, the last two have a interesting formation for sure. A tip for getting good cloud pics is to try to always get a bit of the ground in. Sometimes that means backing out on the shot but the ground will give the clouds reference and perspective.
Those are some angry skys, glad you weren't in the path of the tornado.
Those are some angry skys, glad you weren't in the path of the tornado.
Jan 25, 2012 13:20:23 #
Anytime you can see clouds like this your lucky, for they are often occuring when visibility is non existant...and I call them prepare to duck and cover formation. Glad it missed you. Kind regards from Waco Texas where I watch clouds stuff in bad weather...L3
Ridgerunner wrote:
I don't remember the meteorology name for these clouds, but a lot of people photographed them and a tornado touched down about 6 mi. east.
Jan 25, 2012 17:27:57 #
Ridgerunner
Loc: Dayton, Ohio
wrr wrote:
Nice pictures, the last two have a interesting formation for sure. A tip for getting good cloud pics is to try to always get a bit of the ground in. Sometimes that means backing out on the shot but the ground will give the clouds reference and perspective.
Those are some angry skys, glad you weren't in the path of the tornado.
Those are some angry skys, glad you weren't in the path of the tornado.
I couldn't shoot that low, too many houses and tree's around, if I had been at the U.S.A.F. Museum about 1/2mi away I could have.
Jan 25, 2012 17:28:24 #
Ridgerunner
Loc: Dayton, Ohio
Ridgerunner wrote:
I couldn't shoot that low, too many houses and tree's around, if I had been at the U.S.A.F. Museum about 1/2mi away I could have.
wrr wrote:
Nice pictures, the last two have a interesting formation for sure. A tip for getting good cloud pics is to try to always get a bit of the ground in. Sometimes that means backing out on the shot but the ground will give the clouds reference and perspective.
Those are some angry skys, glad you weren't in the path of the tornado.
Those are some angry skys, glad you weren't in the path of the tornado.
I couldn't shoot that low, too many houses and tree's around, if I had been at the U.S.A.F. Museum about 1/2mi away I could have.
Thanks for the comment's everyone!
Jan 25, 2012 17:50:44 #
Ted155
Loc: Melbourne Australia
Great cloud photos. Love them.
Certainly see high wind movement in that there sky
Certainly see high wind movement in that there sky
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