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For sure you need "guts" to dare capturing this spectacle. The small tree is perfectly humble compared to the storm! Congrats and happy new year to you and your family Kenneth , and thanks for your ratings and comments

 

Jean Pierre

The tree looks as though it would like to run away but is rooted to the spot. Great shot, Kenneth!

Beautiful shot, the tree give a lovely scale to the whole image can really see how immense that funnel is.

I also really like tree.jpg

 

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Great demonstration of the power of nature.

I like the composition including the tree showing us the dimension of the storm.

Very dramatic!

Congrats and keep up the good work!

Carl

What an incredible shot. . .great composition. . how far away were you?. . . . talk about an adrenaline rush. . . who needs drugs?

No words!!!

A very impressive shot, congratulations!!!

kenneth to sure do capture these fantastic climatic event to perfection well done here in scotland we dont see anything like this (well this seems to be changing) so thanks for sharing and keep your head down.....regards david

I could feel my gut tighten just from looking at the photograph. This one definately evokes a strong response along with the rest. Your weather photos seem to have a universal appeal. They also remind me of all those days when I used to walk to school in bad weather.

What a capture, Kenneth. I admire your passion for these kind of shots. Great Composition and also shows the vulnerability of a lone tree. Well done!

Great moment Kenneth, Regards: Jose

what a beautiful picture.nature against nature.

Classic!!!

Kenneth, I really love this photo - in fact I like it so much I wanted to be able to put it on my monitor as wallpaper. So I had to crop out the top of the clouds...and this is what I came up with. Hope you don't mind. If you dont' like it, I'll delete it. I can't make wallpaper unless I get it from the internet for some reason. So I had to add it here, so I could do that. You are a brave man to chase these storms...I'd love to go on a chase just ONE time. :) Plenty of storms this weekend in Tennessee, huh? I love your entire portfolio, Kenneth - great work! 6/6

Joy Kelly,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I am honored that you like my work and that you would set it as your desk top. Thank you for your kind comments on my work. Thanks to everyone here that help make my travels in Tornado Ally more of a joy for me. Every time I open that shutter, I think of being able to show it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yes Joy, Tennessee has been hit very hard, last count was 12 lives lost on Friday. Speaking for us in the chase community, it is very hard on us all when we have life's lost from these storms. My hart goes out to all that have lost this past week on Thursday in Kansas and Friday in the Midwest. I sometimes ask myself, how could a thing that I love so much take so much, from so many? Thanks Ken

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PS. If you and your husband ever get to the US in spring send us an e-mail and we will see if we can find some dirt roads.

Great Picture Ken! Nice double contrast on the tornado.

Your best! Thanks for your comments....

Not only is this a great shot but aesthetically, good composition. Weren't you a little too close?

 

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Tim

 

 

Very nice tornado-shot. I like the composition.

Wonderful capture!! Thx for sharing! Gr. Eduard

wow kenneth...what an incredible shots you have..this is one of them.....nature at its best or worse??????? makes a heck of a photo !!! and who gets to see this.....................amazing !!

 

Great capture of this amazing force of nature. Unfortunate that this awesome display also is cause of such awesome destruction. The composition of this really shows the magnitude of the storm.

 

Randy

Awesome Gallery.........such variety and imagination !!

This is the first photograph of a tornado I've seen in which composition has been considered and nicely achieved.