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Published: 2009-05-26 05:25:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 3194; Favourites: 178; Downloads: 0
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Western OklahomaThis panoramic photo spans from west to northeast, as the warm inflow collides with the cool air. (I actually took this picture just off of historic Route 66.) You will see a little right of center is the wall cloud lowering as the rotation begins to intensify, as well as the amount of rain fall. This picture or series of pictures is taken approximately 15-20 minutes and several miles from this picture ([link] ) and is almost directly south of the wall cloud and in its path. This was really the last of my "good" storm pics that evening since the rain, hail, and nightfall caught up with me.
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Comments: 38
oh my god! this is Romanticism!!
looks a Friedrich's painting!!
compliment!
sublime!
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Stunning picture, the tree on the left is a bonus !
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hehe-It somewhat gives a good reference to the size of the cloud formation.
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Amazing, amazing! Just amazing!
Wonderful work there. Congratz
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what a glorious cloud formation...a wonderful capture!
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Thank you! This was a blessing to have captured it!
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You've been featured in my latest journal entry: [link]
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Thank you very much! I'm glad you liked that particular shot!
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Breathtaking work as usual Kyle- instafave for sure!
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Thank you! I'm hoping to have another opportunity to share more pictures of storms as the summer progresses!
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as usual, i really like this kind of panoramic pictures. great work.
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I'll try to get some more throughout the summer. It's been hit and miss with the thunderstorms lately.
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i'll be looking forward to your next shots then
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Beautiful! If I saw this in person I wouldn't know if I should stay and shoot it or run for my life 
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Haha! That definitely can weigh on a person's judgment! I know it ran through my mind a few times!
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The clouds are incredible, this is an awesome shot!
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Wonderful shot. Is it just me, or has the weather been unusually tame this season?
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I completely agree! Everything seems to have shifted more to the north in Kansas and Nebraska...
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Wow these shots are spectacular *3*
What sort of Camera do you use?
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Thank you! I use a Canon 1D Mark II and just recently a Canon 5D Mark II.
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What lens are you using? A lot of people do these kind of storm panos but they're always overprocessed and have visible stitch lines. Excellent work
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Thank you! My work horse lens is a Sigma f/2.8 24-70mm. I've done some panos in the past, but I really have enjoyed creating them lately. The skies are "larger than life" a lot of the time in Oklahoma and this seems to be the best way to show the expansiveness of it all.
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wow i certainly don't see things like that in Ohio. Beautiful picture!!
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great job man!!! those cloud formations are insane.
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Wow Kyle, you have really been working and hunting. This is a fantastic capture. Congratulations. Next thing you know youll be shooting tornadoes.
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haha-thanks! Hopefully a SAFE tornado capture will be in my near future! The skies have been prime for pictures lately, so I've got about 5 days worth of pictures to go through...and I'm already substantially backed up on here!
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Well cant wait to see what comes out of it! And of course SAFE, wouldnt hope for it any other way.
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that is some intense weather! awesome capture
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