Eye of the Storm // Photographing a Supercell
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- In the spring.. its typical to get lightning storms here in Washington State, but a Supercell is not something we typically get. I knew there was a storm rolling in, but what actually arrived I was not prepared for.
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Epic, just epic. I'm loving the recent video style. Nice and chill 😎
Top drawer as always Nick 👍🏻👍🏻 and a couple of stunning images too 👏👏
I didnt see yet but I fell it. Thank you Nick
Im craying I fell what is caming
Rayders of the Storm. 😊the No1
Magical
Storms over the Palouse region. Sweet!
Very cool. I’ve never seen a storm like that in WA either.
I'm from central Washington State and miss the wide open land storms that come through in the spring and summer months. Watching this video, I could almost smell that ionized wet dirt smell that those storms produce. I currently live in Switzerland, and while we have big storms, you don't have an opportunity to watch them come in from a long distance away. They just kind of suddenly form when they smash into the hills and mountains.
The storm spotter in me is geeking out right now! It's very rare for us to find an open enough area to get such a good shot of a supercell, down here in the south. The ones in this video were so photogenic!
Lightning means Hail. It’s the ice in motion that helps create lightning. This also means very high cloud top with a lot of convection. The most dangerous area of a Mezo Cell is the Southeastern corner. You did some awesome work there.
I really wish to see one of those storms one day. (we don't have them over here in The Netherlands) but they truly show the force of nature.
Nick...it was like watching a blockbuster movie. You must be be so pleased with those images. The one of the cell with the lighting bolt on the right is one of the best images I have ever seen! Brilliant! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Agree with other comments, that hand held pano is as epic as it gets. How could you not subscribe after seeing that?
Minds will still be blown 100 years from now when they see these photos. Speechless.
Nick Page the Storm Chaser! :O Woooooooooow! That supercell! Those downdrafts kicking up all that dirt ... that was my favorite in this batch. :) Awesome.
As an Irish man who has only ever seen terrible, crap, boring weather. This blows my mind. I don't even know what the storm cell is. Is this a kind of tornado? Unbelievable video dude
Glad you had the option of refuge in the car. Got caught in a lightning storm once, not fun at all (but exciting afterwards)! Some incredible photographs you got before it arrived. Very atmospheric as you said. Great job Nick 👍
Hi Nick. LOVE the image with the lightning towards the end. Very cool! Great video
Just unreal the effort that goes into this, and still nails supurb images. Keep em comming Nick 👍
I appreciate that Wayne.. it wasn't an easy one to film thats for sure.. it got pretty sloppy towards the end haha
I'm dying to get pictures of a mesocyclone like that such gorgeous pictures
I just fell of my chair when I saw your photos!!! Incredible!
I saw one of those directly over my head at work once, their were layers of clouds spiraling the opposite direction of each other, amazing and scary at the same time.
The Nick page Chronicles: Beyond photography! Amazing stuff. Looked like fun!
Last Saturday I ventured down from Omak to Moses Lake along hwy 17... encountered some great Thunderstorms and later atop of Steptoe Butte.... Palouse Falls was awesome.... THANKS FOR YOUR PASSIONATE CREATIVITY.... IT’S APPRECIATED!!!
Nothing like the right place at the right time !!
Wow! All three images are incredible, and picking a favorite would be impossible for me.
Blown away by the amazingness of these photos - inspiring !
Shame we don't get this stuff in the UK - i'd be all over that !!
Wow - takes some guts to shoot in those conditions. Epic though and some great timelapses and images!!
Wow, a perfect storm, so to speak - what a combination of weather and talent. Amazing shots and video.
Wow Nick, you were in the right place at the right time. You are correct in saying it was a mesocyclone, as in severe thunderstorm that's capable of producing a tornado. Glad you stayed safe! I'm a weather observer in Seattle and would love to have been there. So very thankful for you sharing your experience.
I am amazed at the effort you put into producing today’s video. First off, stellar shots from beginning to end, both video and still. Most do not recognize the time it takes to set up a shot that will only last a few seconds. Visualizing these shots is not easy but the pay-off was amazing. First rate, Nick.
Wild, surreal shots. Loved the deep green of the fields with that insane cloudmass above. Glad you weren't the shortest path to ground too.
This is sooo great! Mood of the storm hunting, amazing shots... You hit my sensitive string, Great Job Nick!
...super cell, super Nick, super pics, super video!!!
WOW!! I live in Richland WA and it amazes me how much weather like this we see here now. We have had at least 2 small tornadoes here just this year. Awesome pics Nick... Guess I need to do a road trip in my local area more often.
I was waiting for a cow to fly by. Great video of awesome conditions and incredible images. The lightning bolt....perfect.
Nick...just one word: WOW!! Thanks.
That’s incredible Nick. Wow
I just drove past Steptoe the other day! It is beautiful out there, so much potential for these types of photography.
Absolutely gorgeous photos. 😮
I love the epic photos especially the one with the lightning. Thanks.
The video editing at the beginning is very cool.Nick has new 4x4 as I am sure he had a black one before !
Wow! That's it..... just Wow!
Thumbnail alone.... 👏 👏 👏
Absolutely WOW!
Very cool shots! Particularly like Nick's built in dopple radar twitching in the wind at 0:48!
Those shots are FANTASTIC Nick. They, for me, surpass your mega wave photo 😎
I was so lucky to stumble across your channel. What a truly lovely experience it was, and so enlightening and educational. I cannot thank you enough, thank you again.
That was a cool storm we had. The morning storm in Tri-Cities was awesome. Crazy colors. Of course I didn’t have my camera out and was barely awake. The evening one didn’t pan out over here, but it looks like it was amazing over there in your area. Awesome shots!
You are my new favorite landscape photographer!!!
Those were some spectacular time lapse and stills of that storm cell. Nicely done and beautiful.
Imagine how much energy is stored in those storm cells, incredible.
Stunning shots fella, that first one was an absolute stunner
I just thought I was a storm photographer. You sir are what I aspire to be. Amazing work!
Wow! It's like an Ansel Adams meets Reed Timmer mashup! Quite moving my friend!
Really, really, really ..... aaaaaaawesooooomeeeee!!! Great video and of course, great, great photos. Congrats!!
Those were some great shots of that super cell...very nice
What a great video to wake to with my morning coffee.
Nick, your processing is always 1st class 👍
Amazing shot of the old house. I was out in those storms on the John Day River that day. Amazing force to be reckoned with.
Meteorlogical magic, Nick! Beautiful shots!
Hi Nick,
Fantastic movie and not to forget .... amazing photos.
Regards from Holland
What an epic opportunity. Great images.
Such a unbelievable beauty of the storms and in your images of this. But such a horrible dangerous this storms are be. Wonderful and unbelievable beautiful images Nick. Best wishes form Bavaria in Germany.
Wow! I live in the Midwest but our skies aren’t this open. I really enjoyed your video and the photos are incredible. That pano...handheld and your not shaking, cool!
What can I say? Wow! We don't have weather like that over here. I guess it is both exciting and scary at the same time.
Freaking amazing. I just started a Storm Chasing tour in Denver with Silver Lining Tours. Never done this before. I hope to get some supercell shots!
You were rewarded for your bravery.
It’s amazing how calm it seems.
Incredible photos. Really love the drama in it.
Thanks for showing how you did it ! 👍👌✌
So freakin jelouse.... love the shots you took of the supercell above the old barn. Over here in The Netherlands storms like these are rare, most of the time only rollclouds. But would love to get back to the US and to get some of these awesome pictures like you do. Thanks for sharing. 🙏
Hello Nick, that hand held pano image with that cloud detail was stupendous. Thank you for sharing
especially given it was shot at 1/30th!! Well done. Always appreciate what (and how) you do what you do Nick.
Wonderful video !!! I love the still shot, with the lightning bolt on the right side, and the meso in the middle.
Some really solid images from that storm. Thanks for posting Nick!
Nick as stormchaser is a new stuff with great results but non the less quite dangerous, thanks for risky venture !
Yeah it is incredibly dangerous for multiple reasons. I almost hesitate to publish stuff like this because I don’t want to be responsible for any injuries or deaths
Incredible video stunning beautiful footage and those images wow that’s all just spectacularly stunningly stunning top work mate loved every second 📷❤️
What a superb subject to capture, well executed and captured the drama perfectly.
One of the best videos on TH-cam.
Fantastic. I love storms
Have enjoyed so many of your videos and photos, but this I think is my favorite. Outstanding preparation and both the time lapse and photos are great! Thanks.
Wow, that was some storm. Great video Nick, thanks for sharing.👍👍
Like Allan said, the handheld pano is insane. It looks like a shot from a film, just before or after a world-saving battle with Superman. Epic.
Oh man oh man. Nature at its most powerful. Just amazing that you captured this so perfectly! Thanks for putting this out there for us peeps who also got caught in this storm (Central Oregon for me). Crazy Freaking scary!
That was a nice spring shower in Texas! Beautiful pictures bro.....
Bucket List shots Nick! Bravo!
Hi Nick. Super stuff. Particularly liked the lightening bolt shot. Well done.
I'm a little late to this video, but the images and video itself were top-notch. Every time I think I've seen your best, you outdo yourself. Thank you for sharing.
Very cool capture of the storm. Thank you!
Using a golfing term.....you aced this one Nick. The production, music and images were phenomenal and truly epic👍
Thank you Scotty
Congratulations Nick! Well done for all the work you put into this video. The results speak for themselves.
you caught almost tornado in camera, congrats. that was awesome
Insane! Great captures and timing. Wonderful shots! Thanks Nick, stay safe
What can i say. Really stunning. I love your photos but that storm was really scary. Nick, take care.
Amazing weather system. Great pano and time lapse. We just dont see stuff like that here in Denmark.
So sick! That's a bucket list shot for me for sure! I'm not really a fan of putting myself in the path of a supercell but I would do it for a shot like that! Great job!!!
Awesome images and fantastic time lapse. One of the most beautiful photos I have seen on TH-cam. Thanks Nick. I need to get out and shake off the lockdown blues.
Frighteningly gorgeous, Nick - especially the one with the lightning! This one definitely epitomizes “no guts, no glory.” 😬
Nice work Nick, you must be proud of the photos.
Extremely cool, Nick. I wish I could have been there to see and capture it.
Incredible, I loved the drama and the pictures, thanks for braving it for us to see.
Another epic semi silent video, keep them coming.
Jeez, the shot at 6:15, stunning! Great work Nick!
Absolutely awesome! This video and the stills and time lapse are incredible. I know you don't enter comps but those stills are worthy of top place in the International Landscape Photographer of the Year. Thank you for this amazing, wonderful and moving video.
Awesome, Nick. Thanks for getting out there in the storm risking your life for ultimate shots, that's what real photographers do...