Stu Short Photography

Stu Short Photography Storm Chaser and Landscape Photographer capturing the sublime romance of Northern Landscapes and Severe Weather. Prints and licensing available.

02/09/2026

Its that time of year again... πŸ‚πŸπŸ₯°πŸ“·

31/08/2026

It wasn't until Day 6 of Tour 1 in north west Missouri that we came across our first proper supercell. It evolved into a bit of a monster but here it is in its early stages.

See Nature's Fury

Drama in Missouri. This storm would go on to eat us alive but looked very pretty doing it. Absolute beast of a storm tha...
31/08/2026

Drama in Missouri. This storm would go on to eat us alive but looked very pretty doing it. Absolute beast of a storm that was just cranking up when I grabbed this pano.

27/08/2026

Colorado floor scraper. I love it when storms try to pull up the grass. This tornadic supercell in Colorado last May decided it was hungry and tried to eat the prairie. Not sure I've seen a storm so low to the ground before. πŸ˜„πŸŒͺ️🌩️

25/08/2026

New Mexico magic...! πŸ˜βš‘β˜€οΈ
No wonder they call it the Land of Enchantment.

24/08/2026

Racing the wind πŸ’¨πŸš™

Hey everyone, been a bit quiet the past week or so as I get my latest YouTube video ready for release, but I've managed ...
18/08/2026

Hey everyone, been a bit quiet the past week or so as I get my latest YouTube video ready for release, but I've managed to start going through some more photos from this year's chase. These were taken during a bit of a relaxed chase across south west Iowa just south of Ida Grove. The storms weren't too severe but that late afternoon / early evening light was gorgeous 😍

18/08/2026

There was some gorgeous storm light and photography conditions during a chase across south west Iowa last May, which more than made up for the sub-severe storm modes.
See Nature's Fury

Touch and go for those of us in the far north who want to view the eclipse tonight. Probably going to stay somewhere alo...
12/08/2026

Touch and go for those of us in the far north who want to view the eclipse tonight. Probably going to stay somewhere along Hadrian's Wall and pray for breaks in the cloud.
Remember, it's not going to be the amount of cloud overhead that's the issue but how much / little there is on the horizon so remember to factor that in. πŸ‘ŒπŸΌπŸŒž

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