A Breathtaking Timelapse of Incoming Supercell Storms Forming Above the Great Plains
Storm chasing photographer Chad Cowan has created an absolutely breathtaking timelapse entitled "Fractal". This stunning footage, set to a dramatic orchestral soundtrack, encompasses six years of incoming supercells forming above the Great Plains.
This collection of timelapses was gathered over the last six years. The project started out as wanting to be able to see the life-cycles of these storms, just for my own enjoyment and to increase my understanding of them. Over time, it morphed into an obsession with wanting to document as many photogenic supercells as I could, in as high a resolution as possible, as to be able to share with those who couldn't see first-hand the majestic beauty that comes alive in the skies above America's Great Plains every Spring
Cowan has also posted some of his amazing storm photography on Instagram.
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