Storms
"Bad weather makes for good photography." - Ansel Adams
Stormy weather is our passion. We photograph it because we wish to express to others what we feel standing under the storm, whipped by the wind, and drenched by the rain. Add drama to your life, bring our storms into your home as art quality prints!
Read MoreStormy weather is our passion. We photograph it because we wish to express to others what we feel standing under the storm, whipped by the wind, and drenched by the rain. Add drama to your life, bring our storms into your home as art quality prints!
Lightning on the Nebraska Sandhills
Artist: Bill Reid
Lightning bolt between Arthur and Ogallala, Nebraska, on May 16, 2019. A high-based and marginally severe thunderstorm to our south was rather generous with the CGs, or the "cloud-to-ground" lightning strikes. We found a hilltop in the Sandhills with a decent view to the south. I set the long lens to 70mm and pointed it to the most active area with the lightning. Catching a good lightning strike is difficult during the daytime, especially if a lightning trigger is not employed! I just had to be quick, click the cable shutter release when I saw a flash, and hope that there would be repeated flashes. This method worked out on this occasion.
