Terror in the Night

After a car wreck that put me in the hospital with a broken finger and badly cut head, i thought my storm photography trip this season was finished--but after getting my car back after 5 days in a motel in OK, i rebounded by quickly driving north and ended up catching several tornadoes in Kansas. This was my first ever tornado at night--i usually dont chase at night due to the inherent danger, but after nearly getting killed i figured my bad luck was spent for the week
When i saw the tornado from lighting flashes a couple miles up the highway, i pulled over, and with one hand (my other ones in a cast) i fumbled with my tripod and camera and set up on the side of the road. This is a 5s exp at 100mm, at ISO 1600--lightning is providing illumination for the tornado (later rated EF-2, it went through the town of Lacrosse KS--which is in the center of this shot--and tore up a bunch of buildings). I left a lot of 'extra' space on the bottom and rhs of this comp on purpose--i wanted to introduce tension (cause it was intense!) and i liked the eerie glow that my emergency blinkers gave the fg.
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