Extremely excited to announce my latest NFT and one of my all-time favorite images on @withFND! I don't know that I'll ever be lucky enough to witness conditions like this again. A single frame from this incredible sunset storm.
https://t.co/jfwltRqDNI
Nature's rage in Bretagne, France. Last week I've been chasing storms at the stunning shorelines of Normandy and Bretagne - insane winds and high waves were all over lighthouses! This lighthouse is called du Four, it's 28 m high. Imagine how high the strike was!
This is shot from our little dinghy so we could have our boat in there for scale. I later flew my drone over the tip of the icebergs and measured its height to 70m
A best (almost) meteor capture last year was this stout earth grazer which had a small explosion behind me. Though from the 20mm picture it's hard to tell that it was actually very dark, this fireball turned night to day for a brief second. This is why I try over and over
Artists, I have a question:
Are you actively working on improving your craft?
Of course your character counts for something, but I believe that seeking out continuous improvement to be the number one ingredient in enabling your work to stand out from the crowd in the long run.
Just a storm chaser photographing the rarest and baddest weather phenomenon's on the planet. I wish I could show just how hard it is to forecast, chase and photograph these unique supercells in the US Midwest. Storm chasers truly need more highlighting in the photography world.
@cinnadine Hey Nadine, I’m from Puglia, southern Italy and to kickstart my NFT journey I came up with a collection that represents my origins and beauty of my area. These are “trulli”, typical stone huts that are exclusive to Puglia. I would love to get our trulli recognized in the world!
Gm! ☀️ the sun is shining, the mountains are visible and I’m feeling better.
Oh and here, finally, a new image from my current trip in Patagonia.
#NFTphotography#patagonia
One of the most difficult images I’ve made, with extreme winds roaring down from the ice cap, stirring up oceanic like waves in this glacial lake. We were literally blown over a few times 😂 The mighty Mt Fitzroy, Argentina.