A. T. Willett Photographer Severe Weather and Lightning Image Gallery |
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The lightning gallery, tornado gallery and severe weather gallery are all available for stock usage. Fine Art Pints are also available of these lightning and tornado photographs. If you need instant purchase and download, you can click on the images bellow, you will be taken to the Alamy.com web site. You can view larger images, caption, available size information, you can also use their pricing calculator to figure out usage cost. You can also purchase and download any photograph listed on this page 24/7. If you are a new or current customer and would like to contact us about usage please call us or send us an email with the image numbers you are interested in purchasing and let us know how you want to use these images. |
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Lightning
at dusk over Tucson Arizona, 1983. This two to three minute time
exposure of lightning also captured the silhouettes of two people
watching a single cell thunderstorm at dusk over the Tucson Valley.
Shot from a vantage point high in the Santa Catalina Mountain range.
At the time this image was shot three copper smelters were in full
production in the Southern Arizona desert and the microscopic dust
particulates generated by copper production would create the brilliant
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Huge
bolt in a rare winter time thunderstorm. Shot in a February storm it
is rare to see lightning like this in the winter time. After this storm
passed we were caught in a blinding hail shaft from this same storm
crossing Interstate 10 while driving back to Tucson. It was almost
scary. There was so much hail on the road we had to go into four wheel
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Severe thunderstorm over Tucson Arizona USA with lightning bolt coming out of top of thunderhead to the ground. The Saguaro cactus in the foreground is so sharp you can see the cactus needles. The storm top is around 22,000 feet which makes this a very long lightning strike. You always wish for a huge lightning bolt to coming from the top of the storm but it rarely happens. That night I could see green flashes of bright light on the horizon as some of these bolts struck power transformers down on Oracle road. This was a 100 megabyte drum scan from a 35mm file. |
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Severe
thunderstorm over the New University of Arizona Student Union under
construction. These bolts were huge and close, lightning was
hitting in every direction, I was sitting in my car it was so close.
This was one of the few good shots I was able to get in 2001 as it
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A. T. Willett Storm Cloud Photo Gallery |
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Large
White Tornado 15 miles NE of Gruver Texas over green wheat field
shot from the window of a moving truck windmill and farm house show
scale of Tornado rated F3 on the Fujita scale. This tornado destroyed
a large farm in the Oklahoma Panhandle no deaths or serious injuries
reported with this storm. This tornado lasted about 40 minutes and mostly
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011 This tornado is a digital composite of real tornado elements
the tornado is a rope tornado which touched down North east of McClain
Texas and the foreground image is from a wheat field in the North Texas
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Verticle
Panorama of Lightning storm over downtown Tucson, Arizona
skyline. Shot on a Hasselbald XPAN 35mm Panorama camera showing
film strip and
edge
numbers Shot on Fuji Velvia. This was a difficult shot to shoot because
the XPAN camera has a 30 second bulb time. This was the one major draw
back of this camera which otherwise would be a great lightning camera.
I sold and this was the only shot I really liked from the camera. The newer
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Lightning
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Lightning with huundred of bolts per hour storm rolls across
the Rincon Mountian Range into south east Tucson Arizona |
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Lightning bolts from a severe thunderstorm
crash down against the sky at dusk, shot from the east side of Tucson
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Lightning
023 Located
in the Santa Catalina Mountain Range a view from Windy Point at dusk
of a summer monsoon lightning storm moving
across
the city of Tucson and the Tucson Valley, Arizona, USA |
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| Huge waves from Hurricane Nora approaching Rocky Point Mexico | Fork Driven into tree by killer Saragosa Texas F4 rated Tornado | Cumulonimbus clouds in Tornado Producing Supercell over Anthony Kansas |
© A. T. Willett 1983-2008
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