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Published: 2009-05-18 22:51:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 29086; Favourites: 2730; Downloads: 0
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180 degree, north to south panoramic photo of the base of a supercell thunderstorm in western Oklahoma. In this photo, you can see more of the counter clockwise 'hook echo' or circulation of a wall cloud. The distinct lowering can be seen peaking out from behind the column of rain. I am really pleased with how these shots turned out and the color really is amazing. On one side there are the warm highlights from the sunset and on the other side are the cool colors cast in the shadow of the strengthening storm. There is probably some science associated with this, but my parents and their parents before them have always said, "that if the clouds appear greenish in tint, there is hail on its way!" And let me tell you that this is definitely true with this storm! You can see some of the aqua green in some of the clouds on the left half of the picture.Here are other pictures of the same storm: [link] & [link]
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Comments: 307
Your gallery is amazing! Those are wonderful sky scenes!
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Great picture... I love those storms.
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Really great shot!
I love storms like this, and being from Oklahoma, I get to see them a lot! I really love the wide panorama. It lets you see so much, not just the funnel like so many other pics like this.
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Home sweet home. -_-' (Except I'm in eastern OK.)
Great pic!
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Wow. Absolutely stunning... It's almost hard to believe this photo is even real!
I just can't believe the radical change in atmosphere from one side to the other.
It really does give one room to pause.
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Awesome shot. It looks like two storms are about to get into a boxing match of epic proportions.
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wow. That is Amazing! The colors and the just everything is amazing about it. The Power of God just being expressed through nature.
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Oh, wow! I thought the colours must be photoshopped.. but this is the real deal? Never seem something like this before, but it's beautiful! Makes me want to go out there and take some pictures.
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I am absolutely stunned that green skies actually exist! 
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That "greenish tint" is wonderful against the steel blue of the rest of the sky. And it falls off so quickly. I love it.
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Astounding photograph! You caught a beautiful, yet very, VERY scary moment of when nature decides to show off.
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what an amazing photo!!!!
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Kyle,
Magic. Well done, and, congratulations on the Daily Deviation.
Regards,
H
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Love the cloud dynamics. I just can't stop looking at this photo.
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Geez...I have no idea how this is done but I was sure it was a photomanipulation. Storms fascinate the hells out of me.
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This is an amazing panoramic image! I love all the details in the clouds you've managed to capture. Absolutely amazing scene with an amazing display of nature's forces. Congratulations on the DD!
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Congrats on the DD, what a stunning storm and photo to match!
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An absolutely stunning shot, when I first saw it I thought it was photoshopped XD
A very well deserved DD.
Congratulations.
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beautiful capture.... may you tell use more about the way you took this photo and using what if its possible.
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Simply amazing!!
You've captured a special moment during a storm.
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This looks phantastical, almost surreal. The colours...and the sheer power of nature... It is soooooo beautiful... and so dangerous...
You did an amazing job here!
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Spectacular shot! I suppose there are are mixed feeling when one is looking at this: awe at the forces of nature (and perhaps even some fear), and incredible joy over having been able to capture something like this in a perfect way. Congratulations on this stunning shot and the well-deserved DD!
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