

Got on three separate cells:
High-based but photogenic Bow Echo segment.
Read more “11 September 2013 – London, Ontario Bow Echo Segment” →
Next one won’t happen until 2117! The four dark smaller regions are sunspots.
Nice visit to a great Park in late May, 2006, up to and into the Golden Hour. All images taken with the Canon 350D and 18-55mm kit lens (yep!), and processed with Lightroom 6. Very pleased that I thought ahead and shot many scenes with panos in mind.
Selected images from the 2016 London Airshow. Images were taken from a number of locations around the Airport with the Canon 6D and Tamron 150-600 mm lens.
With encore special guests Peter Frampton, Brian Campbell of the Chicago Blackhawks, and the Stanley Cup (I had dropped back to my seat and was taking video, which I rarely do – full video to follow). Read more “Alice Cooper – Rock The Park” →
Set cut short by technical difficulties. Read more “April Wine – Rock The Park” →
Metal, with a few jazz numbers thrown in for good measure. Read more “Lee Arron – Rock The Park” →
Lot’s of Guess Who and BTO hits! Read more “Bachman – Cummings – Rock The Park” →
For some reason Ozzy kept saying ‘coo-coo’ to the crowd between songs. Oh wait, its Ozzy. Read more “Black Sabbath – London, Ontario” →
Two legends at Air Canada Centre,
Tom Scholtz is a genius! Read more “Boston – Rock The Park” →
All the hits, but hard to photograph in the rain. Read more “Pat Benetar – Rock The Park” →
Soul / R&B legend, July of 2004 – taken with a disposable film camera. One on my earliest concert images.
Popular 90’s band from England. Read more “Bush – Rock The Park.” →
Rick Nielsen used what might have been close to a million dollars worth of vintage guitars during this set.
Legendary Texas singer/songwriter Guy Clark show from 2005. R.I P. Guy. Read more “Guy Clark / Verlon Thompson” →
Life. Highway. You know the drill. Read more “Tom Cochrane – Rock The Park” →
Bassist Curran is Read more “Andy Curran of Coney Hatch” →
Great show, they can still bring it!
With Steve Morse on guitar!
Rock and Roll. Hoochie Coo! Read more “Rick Derringer – London Bluesfest” →
Showed us the way! Read more “Peter Frampton – Rock The Park” →
From two separate Rock The Park appearances. Read more “Mark Farner – Don Brewer of Grand Funk Railroad” →
Old Genesis chestnuts and solo material. Art-rock as high art. Read more “Steve Hackett” →
Sammy Hagar, Michael Anthony (i.e half of Van Hagar), Vic Johnson, and Jason Bonham. Read more “Sammy Hagar & The Circle” →
Such a great band! Opening for Aerosmith at the Air Canada Centre. Read more “Sammy Hagar & the Waboritas – Toronto” →
Super talanted hard-rock band from Vancouver. Darby Mills on vocals. Read more “Headpins” →
Last London gig, about nine months before his untimely passing.
Read more “Jeff Healey, R.I.P – Balloonfest, London, Ontario” →
Canadian 80’s hit-makers with some great guitar playing! Read more “Honeymoon Suite – Rock The Park” →
Texas legend, in Toronto with his son Lucas on lead guitar. Read more “Ray Wylie Hubbard” →
Great Traditional Country! Read more “Alan Jackson – London, Ontario” →
One of my favorite Canadian Guitarists! Read more “Colin James – London Bluesfest” →
Last London appearance for this great band. Unfortunately, they were very difficult to photograph with the point-and-shoot I was using back then.
Such a fantastic, yet underrated bad!
Yes, it’s really only Gary Rossington left from the original (and at least it Ronnie Van Zant’s younger brother Johnny on vocals), but they still play well Read more “Lynyrd Skynryd – London, Ontario – 2010” →
Another great guitarist! Read more “Frank Marino – London Bluesfest” →
From the Bayfest and Rock The Park shows. Read more “Steve Miller Band” →
Voice was as strong and passionate as on the original recordings. Read more “Alannah Myles – Rock The Park” →
Scottish rock ‘n’ roll! Read more “Nazareth – Rock The Park” →
From two London appearances. Read more “Ted Nugent – Rock The Park” →
Vancouver rockers with great songs and a lot of fun to photograph! Read more “Prism” →
The virtuoso guitarist from West Virginia included a credible instrumental verson of Van Halen’s ‘Hot For Teacher’ in the set. Read more “Brad Paisley – London. Ontario – 2013” →
John Labatt Centre gig.
Was very excited to see Tom Petty for the very first time here in London Ontario – which was also his first visit to London ever!
A band that rocks a lot harder live than on record – great band! Read more “REO Speedwagon – Rock The Park” →
Well, in a nutshell, the Rolling Stones were a well oiled rock ‘n roll machine at this Toronto show.
Read more “Rolling Stones – 50 and Counting – Toronto June 6th, 2013” →Many Canadians consider this their “Woodstock”, not for cultural or generational change reasons – mostly from an endurance standpoint! Read more “Rush – “SARS-stock”, Toronto, ON – July 30, 2003″ →
Was fortunate enough to see two shows on Rush’s Clockwork Angels tour!
Read more “Rush – Clockwork Angles Tour – Two Perspectives” →
Large gallery of images from a magical show!
From the final two Toronto shows. The second show featured Ben Mink on ‘Losing it’! Read more “Rush – R40” →
Legendary Texas singer/songwriter show from 2005. Taken with a point-and-shoot from that era. Read more “Billy Joe Shaver – Harbourfront” →
With Chris ‘Whipper’ Layton (of Double Trouble and ARC Angels) on drums! Read more “Kenny Wayne Sheppard” →
British Blues/Rock legends! Read more “Kim Simmonds – Savoy Brown – London Bluesfest” →
Fun band to photograph!
As the British say, rather naughty. But amazing musicians!! Read more “Steel Panther” →
Eye of the tiger. So that’s what they look like. Read more “Survivor” →
Opening for Brad Paisley at John Labatt Centre (her first Canadian show). Read more “Taylor Swift – London, Ontario” →
With Texan Jim Shuler on Lead Guitar. Read more “George Thorogood & the Destroyers” →
Some genuine Spinal Tap moments during the set! Read more “The Sweet – Rock The Park” →
Great band from Nova Scotia. Read more “The Trews – Bayfest” →
Great evening of great guitars.
Vancouver hit-makers. Read more “Trooper – Rock The Park” →
Canadian Folk superstar! Read more “Ian Tyson – Aeolian Hall” →
Love Jimmie Vaughan! A good Texan. Read more “Jimmie Vaughan with Lou Ann Barton” →
Great to see the original Van Halen in Toronto!
From the London, Ontario and Toronto shows. Read more “Van Halen – 2015 Tour” →
With the great Tommy Aldridge on drums! Read more “Whitesnake – Rock The Park” →
Great blend of Boogie, Delta Blues, and humor. Quite a photo subject too!
A few hours after seeing Johnny in tent at this event I saw Edgar in a different tent! Read more “Edgar Winter – Kitchener Bluesfest” →
They put him in a tent? Really odd. Read more “Johnny Winter – Kitchener Bluesfest” →
From 2012. This was the most difficult time I have had shooting a concert – and I was front row, standing against the barrier at one side. Read more “Neil Young & Crazy Horse – London, Ontario” →
Best show I’ve seen from the Lil’ Ol’ Band From Texas.
Lake Huron shore, north of Grand Bend, Ontario. Excellent Ontario structure!
Left Goodland, Kansas at 9:00 am, as we got as far as about 20 -25 miles W of Kim, Colorado, but unfortunately were 15 minutes late and 15 miles short of the tornado. We did see a lot of scud, though. Hey, that’s chasing!
Surprise! Wasn’t safe to get the DSLR out where we stopped so these are from my cell phone.
Rather unusual storm in a number of ways!
Scouted out a nice high spot to catch the Harvest Moon Rise on the Perigee. Read more “Pre-Syzygy Perigee Harvest Moon and Fun With Iridescent Altocumulus – 27 September, 2015” →
Doug and I started the day in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Read more “3 June, 2015 – E Wyoming” →
Good chase day in the Nebraska Panhandle! Read more “2 June, 2015 – Nebraska Panhandle Chase” →
Started the day in Denver. Realized there wouldn’t be a lot of time to forecast, and would have to hit the road early! Read more “1 June 2015 Rapid City, South Dakota Supercell” →
A gallery of 258 images selected from the 2220 I took (many thanks to Doug Glennie for driving so I could go all paparazzi on the park!) Read more “30 May, 2015 – Arches National Park” →
This series of images were created to simply have a good documentation of my first trip west out of Denver on I-70 to Grand Junction (my first trip through the Rockies was Pueblo – Montrose – Grand Junction). Read more “29 May, 2015 I-70 Westbound / Colorado Rockies Study” →
Doug and I started in Amarillo, with potential targets south near and south of Lubbock and further north in far W Kansas. Read more “28 May 2015 – Far NW Texas Panhandle” →
One of my favorite things to happen on a chase is to make a forecast, drive to the target area, and then observe the storm form. That’s what happened with teh chase on 26 May, 2015! Read more “26 May 2015 Breckenridge, Texas Supercell” →
Doug and I started the day in Burlington, Colorado where the very nice Best Western was practically FULL of stormchasers. Read more “23 May, 2015 – SE Colorado” →
This was my first attempt at photographing the aurora borealis. Read more “St. Patrick’s Day Aurora” →
This post covers a couple of events!
Dodged a supercell producing giant hail SW of Childress, Texas.
Some vigorous updrafts.
Museum at the Well site commemorating the tornado that destroyed the town.
Read more “28 May 2012 – Greensburg Kansas Well – Tornado Museum” →
Started the day in Lawrence, Kansas, after visiting with John’s 88-year-old father (who is a Professor Emeritus at KU, and was a field-leading radar researcher and engineer). Initially, Friday look like a down day, with no chasing anticipated even the day before. Read more “25 May 2012 – Russell, KS Chase” →
A few images taken while repositioning.
Preliminary summary to get the images out there – will update with more details as time permits, Chased with John and Kathy Valequez / Linda Kitchen (the ORIGINAL Twister Sisters).
Nice supercell with great subtle colour and texture!
Gotta love 2000 foot drop-offs! Read more “Schnebly Hill Road – Sedona, Arizona” →
Wonderful scenery and geology out in the middle of nowhere!
Click for a 1800 pixel wide version of Raplee Ridge (known lcally as Raplee’s Anticline), part of the Monument Upwarp in southeastern Utah:
Full Gallery of the region:
Goosenecks State Park is one of the coolest places I have ever been! Read more “Goosenecks of the San Juan – Goosenecks State Park, Utah” →
Supercell over Pantex!
Even more structure.
A day with a lot of waiting around before weak storms got going.
Good chase that culminated in some chase heavy chaser convergence.
Read more “7 June 2009 – SE Nebraska/NW Missouri Supercells” →
Pretty convection over the Sandhills.
Series of images from about ten minutes before the first brief tornado and then the complete life-cycle of the 25 minute second tornado. Read more “5 June, 2009 – Full Lifecycle, Goshen, Co., WY Tornadoes” →
Chased with John Moore.
Wanted to share a few more of the 2009 Chase Season images – some offering slightly different interpretations of earlier scenes, and some ones I missed posting in the in field. Read more “2009 Chase Season – Some Additional Images” →
As I referenced it in the the Al Moller tribute below here is a little more from that day. Read more “From The Vault – 31 May 1992 – Tornadogenesis Failure” →
Scanned slide from 22 May 1995 Read more “From The Vault – 22 May 1995 – N of Liberal, KS” →
From a set of old lo-res slide scans I had done some years back. I should get some more done. Read more “From The Vault – 1996 TX Panhandle Light Show” →
Can’t have too much!
Dodged bears to get these images (well stayed loud by singing, as problem bears in Yosemite are night bears).
A majestic, yet underrated Park.
Whale Watching was cancelled due to high waves.
Lucky to have been there when they had a Great White!
October waves on the Monterey peninsula.
From 2009, from Phoenix to up the Mogollon Rim.
Digitized the low-8 video tapes and edited down to the chase highlights. Read more “26 May 1994 – Fort Stockton, TX, Supercell Video” →
Joining in the current black and white processing craze! Read more “B&W Studies” →
Probably the last good chance for decent storms in 2014. Read more “September Whale’s Mouth – London, Ontario – 5 September, 2014” →
Another test for the new Tamron 150-600 mm on the 6D.
Read more “Lens Test – Tamron 150-600 mm – Ontario Summer Fun” →
So this is from the night before the August 2014 ‘Supermoon’, from London, Ontario, around 1:00 am EDT (click for larger image):
Read more “Lens Test – Tamron 150-600 mm – Just another Moon” →
Had the opportunity to photograph during the pro am/practice round of the 2012 Canadian Open in Ancaster, Ontario. Lot of fun, and an interesting experience – it was my first PGA event!
Got to test my new 35mm prime on the Canon 5D Mark II on a storm! Read more “2012 Weather/Chase Season – Mid-March Lightning!” →
Well preparations for this years chase expedition continue – the lens change-outs are almost complete (will discuss in further detail when everything is done/resolved), but here are some test shots to share… Read more “2012 Weather/Chase Season – Birds In Transit” →
Commentary adapted from the original SUMM.
Read more “From The Vault – 27 May 2001 – People Chaser Derecho Video!” →
The 24 August, 2011 event shared both similarities and differences with the 21 August, 2011 event. Read more “The Meteorology behind the 24 August, 2011, SW Ontario Tornadic Event” →
I have edited and posted most of the wedding set on YouTube to share with all y’all!
Thanks so much to the band: Read more “The Wedding Gig” →
This takes things up to the sunset cruise. Read more “First Day in SFO” →
San Francisco was the first stop on the trip. Read more “Golden Gate Bridge Study” →
After hiking to see the Largest Tree On the Planet (pics to follow) in Sequoia National Park, we waited in a line of cars for a Pilot Car (kinda like Chasing, eh!). We noticed some deer off maybe 80 feet at roughly 2 o’clock (pics to follow). Read more “Medium-Ass Black Bear!” →
Michelle and I and our wedding party – big thanks to Kelly Temple for the great wedding photography!
Us:
Images from my drive up to the summit of Pikes Peak, CO (all taken with a Canon 350D)! Read more “2 June 2006 – Pikes Peak, CO” →
A few times in ones life one meets a person who can be described as a true guiding force. For me, Al Moller is one of those. Read more “Another Tribute to Al Moller” →