If somebody shop’d this, They need to work for the government. Cause, just, amazing. I for one think it is real. The lighting and all is amazing. Only clue that it “may”, I repeat “MAY” be photoshop’d is the tree in front of the tornado not showing signs of wind of movement. Yet the size suggests it is pretty far from the storm. Absence of Rain suggests this is real. Don’t make me give you a meteorological lesson as to why the rain is absent please…
Flooble (#)
17 years ago
Really it’s not that hard to do something like this in Photoshop. Photoshop is an amazing tool.
Call me naive but is this Photoshopped by any chance?
If not what storm is this?
Looks shopped. The chance of having a huge cloud-to-ground illuminate an entire tornado is pretty rare.
If somebody shop’d this, They need to work for the government. Cause, just, amazing. I for one think it is real. The lighting and all is amazing. Only clue that it “may”, I repeat “MAY” be photoshop’d is the tree in front of the tornado not showing signs of wind of movement. Yet the size suggests it is pretty far from the storm. Absence of Rain suggests this is real. Don’t make me give you a meteorological lesson as to why the rain is absent please…
Really it’s not that hard to do something like this in Photoshop. Photoshop is an amazing tool.
Looks like teamwork ftw.
draconis
if youre so smart
can you explain WHERE ARE THE COWS??
HMM???
Defanitely real. Its from National Geographic magazine.
For those who don’t know, NG is famous for using undoctored photos. That means no photoshop touch ups.
And lightening during tornado storms ARE common, AdmDraconis.
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