Tornado in the High Plains Metal Print
by Ed Sweeney
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Tornado in the High Plains metal print by Ed Sweeney. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
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A picturesqure EF2 tornado which occurred near the town of Campo, Colorado (in the extreme southeastern Colorado) on Memorial Day 2010 (May 31,... more
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Comments (21)
Artist's Description
A picturesqure EF2 tornado which occurred near the town of Campo, Colorado (in the extreme southeastern Colorado) on Memorial Day 2010 (May 31, 2010). The tornado stayed over mostly open country. As a result, it did relatively little damage with no injuries. This photograph was taken while standing on the Oklahoma/Colorado border looking north..
About Ed Sweeney
Storm Chaser, Weather & Landscape Photographer
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Lynn Jackson
Love your tornado shots! L/F!
Wanda-Lynn Searles
Awesome capture! L/F
Ed Sweeney replied:
Thanks!
Emmy Vickers
Ed – holy cowabonga! What an amazing capture! So this is what an EF2 tornado looks like. I hope to never see one up close. That is scary. So glad to hear it was pretty much on open country and that you were not effected. Very well composed! L/V.
Ed Sweeney replied:
Thanks, Emmy!
Carol R Montoya
Wonderful capture! L
Ed Sweeney replied:
Thanks, Carol!
Ed Sweeney
Thanks for the feature, Todd & Candice!
Jeff Folger
you may call this an EF2 but I call it holy crap! Great catch glad we didn't find you in Kansas after this L/F
Ed Sweeney replied:
Thanks, Jeff! Yeah, "only" an EF2 is a highly relative term with estimated maximum winds of 111-135 mph. Honestly, I believe it would have had a higher rating if it had hit an area with more infrastructure, but thankfully it didn't.
Jason Politte
Fabulous catch, Ed - I just love the details in the funnel. Well done! l
Ed Sweeney replied:
Thanks, Jason!
AZ Imaging
Stunning capture, excellent!
Ed Sweeney replied:
Thank you very much!
Ed Sweeney
Thanks for the feature in your "Excellent Self-Taught Artists" group, Joe!
Janis Knight
wow!
Ed Sweeney replied:
Thanks, Janis!
Larry Nieland
Wow, this is about as good as it gets - AND- as close as it gets ! ........Fave +V
Ed Sweeney replied:
Thank you, Larry!
Cathy Lindsey
Stunning capture! Intriguing! v/f
Ed Sweeney replied:
Thanks, Cathy!
Gallery Three
Great Capture, hope you stayed safe. My Choice for CFC daily favorite
Ed Sweeney replied:
Thank you very much!
Kim Andelkovic
brilliant catch - v
Ed Sweeney replied:
Thank you, Kim.
Melanie Lankford Photography
Fantastic capture! v
Ed Sweeney replied:
Thanks, Melanie!
Ed Sweeney
Thanks, Brian.
Brian Commerford
Ed,thanks for your comment. Your photo is VERY impressive!
Ed Sweeney
Thanks for featuring my work, Cassondra.
Ed Sweeney
Thanks, Cassondra!