High-definition photography, atmospheric time-lapses, and 4K chase videography documenting supercell structures, tornadogenesis, and high-desert lightning across New Mexico and the Caprock.
Vibrant crimson and copper sunset illumination beneath a convective storm base and mammatus canopy rolling over Hobbs, NM.
Elevated night perspective of Hobbs city lights beneath a massive nocturnal thunderstorm illuminating the anvil and spider lightning crawlers.
Direct vertical cloud-to-ground lightning channel discharging with intense luminosity behind the utility corridor during a severe storm intercept in Hobbs.
Massive dark, sculpted shelf cloud and outflow boundary advancing aggressively across the desert prairie outside Loco Hills along US-82.
Pronounced, persistent rotating wall cloud lowering beneath the dark rain-free storm base with ragged inflow scud tags near Buckeye, NM.
Twilight convective storm cell illuminated from within by a sharp cloud-to-ground lightning discharge across the Lovington prairie.
Torrential hailcore and heavy precipitation downdraft descending from a severe supercell base, captured on intercept near Buckeye.
High-frame-rate intercept captures, cockpit dashcam recordings, and drone cinematography.
Direct feed from the cockpit dashcam and rooftop 4K PTZ camera showing real-time positioning, Doppler radar cross-referencing, and severe storm intercepts.
Raw field intercept recording capturing active tornadic landspout vortex rotation and vertical column condensation over the prairie near Buckeye, NM.
High-speed phantom slow-motion recording capturing stepped leader propagation and massive return stroke illumination across the Pecos Valley.