Monitoring Desk
Shooting solely in black-and-white, Mitch Dobrowner (previously) documents storm cells, tornadoes, and other menacing weather events at peak destruction. Funnel clouds plunge to the ground in spindly tunnels and churning clouds frame bright bolts of lightning.
Photographed in the plains and rural regions, the images highlight a range of ominous occurrences on the horizon, a chaotic contrast to the tight rows of cotton and calm, agricultural landscapes in the foreground. To see more of Dobrowner’s storm-chasing excursions, visit photo-eye Gallery and Instagram and watch this interview for insight into his adventures.
“Vortex No. Duae”
“Funnel Cornfield”
“Tornado over Plains”
“Trees Clouds”
“Saucer Over Grasslands”
“White Tornado”
“Storm Over Sierra Nevada”
Courtesy: colossal
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