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Lightning
and Severe Weather stock photographs for editorial and advertising
publication. The Alamy.com link
on the left of the page will bring up 170 of my weather photos available
for download and immediate purchase for your project. If you need further
assistance call me or send me an email by clicking on the contact
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Lightning bolts over the city of Tucson shot from the mountain lookout Windy Point in the Catalina Mountain Range. Two people standing on rocks in front of the photographer show up as silhouettes against the city lights. This storm shows the classic Anvil shape of an isolated thunderstorm cell at dusk. Was my very first impressive severe weather photograph ran on the front page of the Tucson Citizen Newspaper the Next day. September 4th 1983.
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A rare lightning storm in February 1995 south of Benson Arizona. This very large lightning strike illuminates the ground like daylight, looks like it is striking a telephone pole. This storm headed north and we were caught in core of the storm, it dropped 2 inches of hail on interstate ten as we drove back to Tucson.
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Saguaro Cacti silhouetted by severe thunderstorm on the Northwest side of Tucson, Arizona, shot from near Silverbell road. This storm top is about 28,000 feet we watched the lightning blow about 8 transformers that night. The one big lightning bolt is estimated to be longer than 20,000 feet. |
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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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Vertical
Panorama of Lightning storm over downtown Tucson, Arizona skyline.
Shot on a Hasselblad 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 it and this was the only shot I really liked from
the camera. The newer version has a longer bulb time. This was
a 100 megabyte drum
scan. It makes a realy nice 16 by 30 inch print. |
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To
read the Storm Chasing Biography of Photographer A. T. Willett at
Lightningsmiths.com
Click on Image to the right. Or look here: http://www.lightningsmiths.com/atwillett.html |
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A.
T Willett at Dusk Showers Point in the Catalina Mountains North of
Tucson. Showers point is the place
where I was almost stuck
by lighting not on this day but another time I was showing someone
the View from up there and lighting was hitting about five miles away.
I
said we can go take a look but the lighting is getting close we will
have to leave really quick. Showers Point is a cluster of rocks in
the Catalina mountains which is about 150 Feet above the forest, the
highest
point around for two miles. I could see the lightning bolt from the
storm come right toward us, right over our heads and then strike behind
us
on Mount Bigelow. When the bolt went over head the charge built up
in the rock bellow us, I could feel the charge come up from the rocks,
flow
up through my body and the air around my face got really hot. "Geeeeezzzzeeee
we almost got struck", I said, I had my car keys in my hand and
spare change in my pocket (both mistakes for being around lighting).
We climbed down and got back to the car really quickly. Way too close
for me. |
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Lightning with hundred of bolts per hour storm rolls across
the Rincon Mountain Range into south east Tucson Arizona |
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022 Lightning bolts from a severe thunderstorm
crash down against the sky at dusk, shot from the east side of
Tucson Arizona |
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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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The images and text on these pages are protected by the copyright laws of the United States of America Unauthorized uses will be prosecuted © A. T. Willett 1983-2008
Lighting stock photos, weather photos storm photos royalty free storm photos royalty free lighting pictures tornado stock photography and stock pictures of severe weather are listed below, these are all available for commercial advertising editorial education publication. Fine Art Pints are also available of these lightning and tornado photographs. All of these photographs are by storm photographer A. T. Willett. Scroll down to see the Stock Images of Tornados and pictures of storm chasing, the stock images of clouds and stock photography of severe thunderstorms. Cloud gallery, Tornado Gallery, Lightning gallery, Storm Gallery, Thunderstorm Gallery, Thunderbolt pictures. |
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