Ok, here is a collection of stuff that I have taken over the years that pretty much falls in the aviation theme. Some of the images may be duplicated from other galleries.

Here is a collection of various cloud photographs. It contains all sorts of different types of clouds from supercells, rain shafts under a cloud base, rain foots, thunderstorms, wall clouds and updrafts.

Here is a collection of photos from the Dry Tortugas and Fort Jefferson National Park. I have some very rare photos from inside the Loggerhead Key Lighthouse and around Loggerhead Key as well as on Garden Key which is the home to Fort Jefferson.

Here is a collection of fall color's photography from around Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Here is a collection of photographs that I shot back in 1998. While flying west towards Glencoe Airport from South St. Paul Fleming Field I was not happy because I was flying right into the setting sun. The forecast was for a slight chance of thunderstorm that day. And slight chance was all it took where the towers shot up and I was now orbiting the storm to get to the other side.

Here is a collection of photographs of the Highway 23 Mississippi River Bridge that connects Benton and Stearns Counties. The photos show some of the damage that can be seen from the river banks along the Mississippi. This bridge is or was built around the same time as the Interstate 35W bridge that collapsed about 75 miles down stream on August 1st, 2007. As of 3/24/2008, this album is still being built.

Here is the collection of photograph's that I was able to take during and after Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. I did not focus on the still photographs as much as the video since my job was to video tape everything I could during the storm.

Hurricane Katrina Photographs From Downtown New Orleans During Katrina, after the storm around New Orleans and the rescues on Interstate 10 and 610.

The Interstate 35W Bridge Collapse on 08/01/2007. This is the collection of photographs that I was able to take prior to the whole area being locked down by law enforcement.

This is a collection of Lunar Eclipse Photographs from 02/20/2008 that I filmed in Rosemount MN. I have a great place that I know about that is pretty close to home in the University Of MN research farm area. The farms are off limits but the dirt roads that are almost never plowed that look more like something from Colorado, well, there open to the public, if you can get on them. I managed to watch most of the event even with being sick with the flu but I think it was a pretty bad idea standing outside in the minus 5 below temps even with all the layers I had on.

Today I will be staying home to recover from the cold/flu thing I got from Tony last weekend at the National Storm Chasers Convention.

Here is a collection of photographs that I have taken in the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge. Most of these photographs were taken from the Long Lake and Black Dog area of the refuge to downtown St. Paul.

This is a collection of images that I have taken along the Minnesota River Valley from this year, 2008. 

Ok, here is a collection of stuff that really does not fit in any category but is a mix of all kinds of strange and funny photographs. From the band that I did a ton of Photography for back in the late 90s to random funny stuff along the way on the chase.

A collection Albums of photographs that is not weather related but just personal image of us and our friends having fun.

Ok, here is a collection of fun scenic stuff that I have shot over the years. This includes all kinds of stuff out in nature that I have found.

Here is a collection of some sun dog or sundog photographs. I also added in a couple of Glory photographs. Sun Dogs are also known as mock suns or parhelia photography. Sundogs are caused by the refraction of sunlight passing through ice crystals and appear at roughly 22° on both sides of the sun at the same elevation. Glory or Glories photographs were taken while in flight. Glories are formed when light is scattered backwards by individual water droplets.

In October of 2006, I met up with my friend Rocky from Oklahoma in Upper Michigan. We went up to the very northern parts of Michigan to for the first major lake effect winter storm event.

It was more like a frozen tropical storm event with winds coming off the lake over 40 mile per hour. Since the 2006 hurricane season pretty much sucked and was a total bust, this was pretty fun to just get out and play in the wind.

Since then, I have been planning several photo projects up along the north and south shore of Lake Superior for the winter and summer severe weather events.

Here is a collection of photos from along Upper Mississippi River.

Here is a collection of winter weather photographs that I have taken over the years. There is a wide range of winter weather to photograph from auto accidents to scenic themes so I just sorted the images into a few different sub categories.