Got this pic e-mailed to me supposed to be Lariat # 2 of Sandridge energy, south of Fort Stockton, TX on April 3, 2008. It looks really cool, I think it has been photoshoped. Anybody else got any Ideas?
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Got this pic e-mailed to me supposed to be Lariat # 2 of Sandridge energy, south of Fort Stockton, TX on April 3, 2008. It looks really cool, I think it has been photoshoped. Anybody else got any Ideas?
i don't know if it is real picture or not but i know i like it.
Air looks awfully clean around that twister. No figure that the tornado's winds ARE moving fast, but its edges look dull, as do the cloud's. Considering the speed of a lightning flash compare to a twister, the twister is considerably slower. Now with the type speed it would take to get a lightning flash like that on camera, shouldn't the twister be considerably sharper of an image if indeed taken with the same camera or frame. Not a photography expert by FAR. The side of the oil rig the lightning is on isnt lit up from the flash of the lightning, nor is there a shadow from the equipment in the picture, from the lightning flast. Just some thoughts.
Very cool image tho. Photoshopped or not.
T funnel and lightning are from this old photo.
http://www.snopes.com/photos/natural/sedalia.asp
good call uncle, I was suspecious, that's interesting that this is not the first time someone has used that tornado to try and pass it off as something recent.