Monthly Archives : November 2018

Another passion of mine is aviation photography. Had the opportunity to attend Airshow London this year, and as always it never disappoints. Here are a few shots from the show. Enjoy!  

An absolute beautiful pop up storm in Dutton, Ontario. Quite a bit of rain came from this cell and of course some lightning and thunder, but nothing substanial. Never the less it was quite impressive to photograph.

This chase actually began with me waiting in the parking lot for my husband to complete some shopping. I looked at the radar casually, noticing a massive cell minutes away. Going down Hwy 3, it was already clear that this cell was a monster. We then turned onto Longhurst Drive and pulled over to the side of the road. Moving…

As a photographer and storm chaser, sometimes it is easy to get wrapped up in storms and lose focus on the photography part. It can be easy to neglect other subjects on my list of favorite things to photograph. This session was at the CRC, and I had a blast with some of my favorite birds. Owls in particular have…

Coming home from a chase, made the mistake of looking at the radar. Needless to say, I grabbed my camera gear and the crew, and we headed back out. The good news in this impromptu chase is that it was close by. A twenty-one minute drive took us to a magnificent cell that was making its way from Ingersoll into…

This particular chase day took me all over the place, several storms were coming in so I wanted to make sure to catch at least a few before they proceeded over Lake Erie and into the Cleveland area.  Added bonus of this chase was after I got home, managed to capture a massive shelf cruise by the house to wrap…

One of the earliest chases we were on was not planned. We were not out actively looking for storms. I checked the radar, due to some ominous clouds making their way near the Parkhill area and saw a rather large cell over Exeter. So that is where we headed. With daylight quickly diminishing, we took the opportunity to capture as…

One of my favorite places to capture severe weather is Grand Bend. On this day we got a two for one special, with two massive cells heading in over Huron. Two more cells formed over Alvinston later in the day.

There is something magical about clouds. I can photograph thousands of them and each time will be different. This chase took us to Parkhill, then to Norwich and wrapped up in Port Bruce. Several cells were churning up magnificent storms, and we were lucky enough to capture a few.  

The chase day started in London, Ontario, where we encountered our first shelf cloud of the day. Little did we know there would be two more massive ones and some eye-catching storms alongside them. We then ventured to Parkhill, where we were met with some substantial cells and downpours. Staying behind the hail core in one cell, we proceeded to…