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My luck with tornado photos used to be worse than my luck with tornadoes themselves. Example? Saw (and videotaped) 10 tornadoes in 3 straight chases in 1991, photographing 7 of them -- but one roll of film came back way overexposed; the other, blurred and overexposed. The rolls without tornadoes were fine -- of course. I have more pictures than I care to admit of distant and/or low-contrast tornadoes. There are a few of those here; but during the late 1990s and mid 2000s, my fortunes with photogenic tornadoes finally improved.

Sunlit Funnel Tip

Sargent Tornado Underway

"Elephant Trunk" Tornado

Funnels Aplenty

Funnels Away

The Caged Bear

Rain-wrapped Tornado

More Rain-wrapped Tornado

Tornadic Mini-supercell

Vortex Within

Across State Line

LeFors Wall Cloud & Tornado

Backbuilder

Violent Wedge approaching Bridge Creek OK

Kansas High Plains Tornado

Custer City Spinup

Custer City Spindown

Dust Tube Spout

McClellan Lake TX Tornado

Scorpion Tail Tornado

Spencer SD Tornado

Capulin Landspout

Scorpion Stinger Tornado

Dragging a Dust Plume

Early Aurora Tornado

Churning Closer

Menacing Aurora

Patricia Tornado

Vigo Vigor

Lowering Funnel

Tornado behind Rain

Two Funnels

Stern Chase Surprise

Hill City Tornado

Classic Oklahoma Tornado

Tornado with Subvortex Filaments

Tornado through the Rain

Early St. Peter Vortex

True Tornado Tail Tale

St. Peter Tornado Zoom

Pleasant Little Tornado

Scuddy Rope-out

Parting Kiss

Look, BeHIND You!

Space Ship Storm & Massive Tornado

Satellite Tornado

Colorado Landspout

Deuel Vortex

Stovepipe Tornado

Sky Worm

Distant Fat One

Caution: Tornado Crossing

Classic Kansas Tornado

Mature Stockton Tornado

Stockton Tornado Zoom

The Stockton Occlusion

Not a Tornado!

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