The Setup There's a lot to dissect from yesterday's event. From early morning observations and model guidance, it appeared that a lot of the necessary ingredients were in place for significant tornadoes to develop later in the afternoon and evening. A favorable surface low was positioned
Another year is on the books! As 2019 draws to a close, I wanted to highlight my favorite images from the past decade. My photography journey began anew in 2014 with the purchase of my first DSLR at the start of that year. Since then, I've
It's not a sight that I ever want to see while storm chasing. Violent and deadly tornadoes ripped across parts of Missouri and Oklahoma on May 22 causing at least 3 fatalities in Golden City, Missouri. My view of the Golden City, MO tornado prior to
Known to landscape photographers (and perhaps unknown to others) is that behind every beautiful image are hundreds or thousands that didn't make the cut. As such, the number of photos I share only represent a small fraction of the total photos I captured over a
I'm pleased to release my first timelapse film! Two weeks ago I was able to document a pair of supercells perform a mystical dance across the high plains of eastern Colorado near the town of Anton. The storms were tornado warned but never produced anything
2017 was a jam-packed year that saw my travels take me from my backyard in Arkansas to the Arctic in Canada. Selecting the best images that defined my year was tough, but I narrowed it down the images displayed here. One of my resolutions for this
At the start of April, I tentatively targeted the end of May/first part of June as when I would take my chasecation for the year. The end of May into the start of June typically provides the most volatile environmental conditions necessary for the big
Even though I live in the heart of tornado alley, and severe weather is often easily accessible from home, it has still been a desire of mine for the last couple of years to embark on a dedicated "chasecation." That is to say, taking time