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Submitted: June 28, 2010
Image Size: 610 KB
Resolution: 900×603

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Model:Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XSi
Shutter Speed:100/333 second
Aperture:F/8.0
Focal Length:16 mm
ISO Speed:100
Date Taken:Jun 10, 2010, 9:09:32 PM

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Stop and Stareby *FramedByNature

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Weather and Sky

SupercellCountry.com_{Canon Digital Rebel XSi
Tamron 10-24mm
HDR}

As the storm drew nearer, we couldn't help but stop and stare at the incredible structure. Decided to process this one a little bit "rougher" to bring out the sharp textures in the striations of the updraft. Can you see the corkscrewing motion? It was truly breathtaking

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~RandomFoxFan Nov 5, 2011 Hobbyist Artist

next thing you know F@$% mufasa pops right out! XD

=DemonicAnomaly May 3, 2011 Hobbyist Writer

This is amazing. I wish more of these would pop up around central Ohio. Perhaps I need to move out west...
I have never seen such a clear shot of an updraft like that before. You can literally see the upward-funneling shape in it. I have to ask, did that mesocyclone produce a tornado?
I'm not going to lie. I totally envy you for being in the position to capture something like this.

*FramedByNature May 20, 2011 Student Photographer

Yeah I have no idea how we got such a clear view. updraft completely seperated from the precip, so we had a rain-free base and everything. It produced a couple tornados before we got there, as well as a brief one later that night

=DemonicAnomaly May 20, 2011 Hobbyist Writer

Totally awesome man. This is going on my bucket-list somehow. ^^

Finding a school with the classes to study weather is a bit of a challenge, though. But I think I'm on the general path.