Brewing Kansas Storm

While accompanying in an upstairs loft for a local Catholic Mass service, I heard the tornado siren kick off (which I am not sure anyone downstairs in the sanctuary heard at that point). Freaking out, I missed every accidental in the key signature of the following song. Ironically, the the first song after communion was, "Be Not Afraid." Thankfully, the tornado scare was short-lived and reduced to a thunderstorm warning.

[m9f9l]

Tee hee.. we posted "Storm" photos at almost the exact same time! Great minds...

[Tina]

Awesome capture!

[m9f9l]

Lovely colors!

[Kareen King]

@m9f9l Thanks! That's right, great minds DO think alike! :)

[Kareen King]

@tinapeterson Thanks, Tina. :)

[Francoise]

awesome lighting. (and yikes)

[gayelene]

Beautiful

[Susan]

Wonderful capture and POV. I was reading that the storms were going to be heavy through the mid-west this past weekend.

[Kathleen Hinkaty]

Beautiful, the white horse and deep blue sky make for a terrific image. I'm glad the storms didn't get to you. fav

[vstap]

The clouds definitely set the stage for this shot. Makes the white of the horse stand out, and the red of the barn. A great shot.

[Stephanie Swift]

Love the white horse and red barn against that dramatic sky, fav. I'm glad the tornado didn't happen.

[Yeshanghai]

Beautiful!

[Karin Hirsch]

I like the colours here

[Jane Anderson]

Thanks to "The Wizard of Oz", people associate tornadoes with Kansas. My mother grew up in Great Bend, and she never experienced even a warning. You've caught the atmospheric sky so well here, and the horse shows the vulnerability of all.

[carol white]

A super capture. Must be very frightening when there is likely to be a tornado

[Sally Ings]

The horse really stands out against the ominous sky. Tornado warnings must be quite scary.