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Thank you for your remarks. We were about a mile and a half away, looking to the west north west. This was the first tornado out of nine that this storm produced in south central Kansas on May 29, 2004
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Position is everything, but I would have rather taken this shot with a telescope than a telephoto. Whew! glad you're safe, that's too close.
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Good shot. I guess it must be pretty exciting to see this in real life. I like to be outside in stormy weather, but this is a little to close for me.
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Very impressive shot. Learnt a bunch from your other shots, particularly your sky folder. Take care out there.
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Wow, looks like it was late in the day, but you did a great job. I am jealous of those who live in the west where you can see far enough to get this kind of shot. Here in Ohio elevation changes and mostly haze gets in the way of photos like this. I have recenty purchased some new polarized filters to try and clear things up. Keep it up!
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Very nicely done. I especially like the contrast between the sky and the ground. Chilling. Thanks for sharing.
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Just saw the movie "Twister" again, and this, too, gives me chills..the power in these funnels is phenomenal....
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Magnificent shot, but I'am very happy we have these destroyers seldom here. Next to the impressive twister I like the nice silhouette of the skyline, particular the well-shaped tree.
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man ...u have a very wonderfullllllll..prtofisional portfolio...the lighting shots is amazing...i know they ned avery hard work to capture..and the tornados and huricans shots mals me wanna come down there and wait for such a shot of my own...great great work man realy great...thanks for sharing
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You picked a good spot to take this shot with the tree in the shot for balance and scale! I sent my husband the link for your sky pictures; he's a weather nut and will drool over them.
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Ken, I get the same feeling looking at these marvelous shots of yours as I do looking at a Siberian tiger. Beautiful, awesome, and very frightening. Like Kim, I like the balance the tree provides here. Again, I much admire your skill and courage.
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