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I've lost more than $1 million to copyright infringement in the last 15 years, and it's finally brought an end to my professional storm chasing operation. This page is a detailed account of the biggest threat to my photography and video operation that I had to battle daily to just barely survive, and eventually could not overcome. It's a problem facing all of my colleagues as well. |
I put together this list of storm chasers that for the most part "fly under the radar" in terms of popularity, but have been longtime and respected veterans in the field. I don't think they and their work get enough attention, so if you're in the weather and storm chaser community, they are definitely worth your time to follow.
Gene Moore
https://covereday.com
Roger Edwards
https://stormeyes.org
Jim Leonard (1950-2014)
https://www.cyclonejim.com
Gene Rhoden
https://www.weatherpix.com
Chuck Doswell
https://www.flame.org/~cdoswell/chasesums/chasesums.html
Sam Barricklow
https://www.k5kj.net
John Davies
https://davieswx.blogspot.com
Rich Thompson
https://www.chasetolive.com
Mike Umschied
https://www.underthemeso.com
William Reid
https://www.stormbruiser.com
Warren Faidley
https://www.stormobserver.com
Shane Adams
https://www.passiontwist.com
Eric Nguyen (1978-2007)
https://www.mesoscale.ws
Amos Magliocco
https://cycloneroad.com
Bill Hark
https://harkphoto.com
Brian Morganti
https://stormeffects.com
Richard Thies
https://www.thies-times.com/storms/storm
Scott Blair
https://www.targetarea.net
Skip Talbot
https://www.skip.cc/
Chris Kridler
https://skydiary.com
Mike Hollingshead
https://www.stormandsky.com
