New on 500px : Mamma Mia ! by annabellechabert by annabellechabert

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New on 500px : Blazing Mammatus by FlorentCourty by FlorentCourty

Huge mammatus clouds under the anvil of a severe storm in my region, very impressive at sunset time !

Here is a panorama from 8 vertical shots taken at 17mm.

Puy de Dôme, France.

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New on 500px : Into The Storm by tobyharriman by tobyharriman

Into The Storm

It was amazing to see how many chasers where out chasing this storm. Literally saw 7 miles of bumper to bumper. I am sure their was a mix between chasers and locals, but still was crazy to see and be in. I got a little break off a side road with no cars when we were watching this cell go over us.

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New on 500px : Into The Storm by tobyharriman by tobyharriman

Into The Storm

It was amazing to see how many chasers where out chasing this storm. Literally saw 7 miles of bumper to bumper. I am sure their was a mix between chasers and locals, but still was crazy to see and be in. I got a little break off a side road with no cars when we were watching this cell go over us.

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New on 500px : Mammatus Clouds in Toronto by range by range

~ Mammatus Clouds ~

Toronto, Canada – Summer 2013.

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New on 500px : Mammatus Trail by Shainblum by Shainblum

I caught this image of these beautiful Mammatus clouds with my friends Kelly Delay, Mike Mezeul, and Toby Harriman in Texas. These were some of the coolest clouds I have ever seen, they looked amazing in Timelapse.

Thanks for checking it out!

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New on 500px : A Colorado Sunset by MikeOlbinski by MikeOlbinski

A stunning sunset along Interstate 70 near the border of Colorado and Kansas. A line of thunderstorms racing away makes for some beautiful skies at the end of a long day storm chasing.

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New on 500px : Deja View by MilesMorganPhotography by MilesMorganPhotography

Are you viewing on black yet??? No? Seriously? Sigh…. Before you say it, yes I know it’s Deja Vu. It’s a play on words because this place had quite the view. Pithy, huh? The reason for the title is simply that you’ve seen this image before from me here on 500px. This is merely a (major) reprocess. I would link back to it but A) I’m too much of a moron to bother looking up the link code, and B) 90% of you are probably viewing this on the mobile app and the links don’t work there anyway. So if you would like to see this shot with it’s original clothes, you can just head back through my portfolio and take a look. It probably also looks familiar because you have seen EXTREMELY similar processing from my bestus buddy Ryan Dyar. That’s because I took a Skype lesson from him to have him help me process this image. I thought this was an appropriate example of Ryan’s teachings since he was standing about a foot from me while the evening literally exploded around us. Far and away the best night of shooting I’ve ever had. One because it was the most wonderful light I’ve ever seen, and two because I was surrounded by my favorite people… Ryan being one of them. It’s also appropriate that I show some of Ryan’s continuing influence on my photography because last week he took a great step into the unknown world of instructional videos and has released his first one entitled “Painting With Light”. It’s, in a word, OUTSTANDING. All his “secret sauce” as our good buddy Breezy would say is in there. The techniques he uses to dodge and burn color and light into a scene are thoroughly explained and demonstrated. For the price of an average dinner out with your spouse/girlfriend/local librarian, you can learn how to make your images a little more magical. I thought this image was the best example of that, since you have the after, and can go back and see the before. I’ll pull my old shot off this site in a week or so. Obviously the guy is a cherished friend of mine, so this post could be interpreted as merely a plug for a buddy. But it doesn’t mean that my support isn’t earned. In my heart, I know the guy is a simply a genius. His style may not be for everyone, but it sure is for me. You can find the first in what I hope is a long series of his videos at http://ift.tt/HjSx9r. Now THAT is worth looking up the hyperlink code for.
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