The top 10 weather photographs shared in the Mr Twister
Weather Snapshot group on March 6th, 2016
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#1 David Mayhew (569 Likes)
Follow David “Anticipation” A Northern Colorado storms builds up momentum as this protrusion rotates and lowers to the ground only to fade away as the storm rapidly collapses. It was so close and so exciting for a while, then “poof” the whole storm collapsed and completely disappeared in about 15 minutes!#2 Valentina Abinanti (469 Likes)
Follow Valentina Near Broadus, Montana. May 18th 2014. Photo taken while we were driving.#3 Bobbi Anderson (381 Likes)
Follow Bobbi Sunset clouds… shot in Western Iowa last year just at dusk as the sun was setting in the West it was pouring light on to these cool clouds in the Eastern sky.#4 Tina Ecker (169 Likes)
Follow Tina Rod and Gun park in Eau Claire,WI after a beautiful snowfall…#5 Peter Coe (155 Likes)
Follow Peter Lightning and star trails. Nature’s wheels in motion. Hyden, Western Australia. f/5.0, 30 seconds, 400 ISO.#6 Lisa Spielmaker (153 Likes)
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#7 Ruslan Merzlyakov (143 Likes)
Follow Ruslan National park Thy, Denmark.#8 Michelle Olsen (142 Likes)
Follow Michelle Montana….Big sky country#9 Greg Thomas (137 Likes)
Follow Greg Winter Sunset - from back in July, 2012 on a back road in country Victoria, Australia.#10 Charles Russell (130 Likes)
Follow Charles Digging way back in my archives for this one! All the way back to May 2007. I came out of the grocery store to this stunning scene at sunset! 2007 as only my 2nd full year of photography in the digital world. Not many people have seen my early works, but there are definitely some gems from back then
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Karen Slagle
East of the Palo Duro. July 10, 2015 I watched from my home as this cloud developed to the east. It was stunning and massive. I got in my car and drove to Palo Duro Canyon SP just in time to set up my camera and tripod to get a few shots. This is two exposures, one for the cloud and one for the foreground. Enjoy.
Zach Roberts
Owner/Storm Chaser/Photographer at Mr Twister
Hello and welcome my fellow photography and weather enthusiasts! I hope you enjoy my website and my photography. Nothing else in the world compares to seeing the beauty of mother nature in person, and I truly enjoying sharing my passion with you.
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