This seems to be getting a positive response here so I figured I'd submit it. Supercell thunderstorms in the central U.S. are photogenic, but not often do they show the texture and structure shown in this example. I shot this storm with both the K-5 at 16mm and a Fuji X-E3 at 12mm (using the excellent Samyang 12/2), and I preferred the rendering from the K-5, even with the 8 MP difference. This was a reason why I decided to stick with Pentax for the foreseeable future, since I mostly do storm photography.

[gatorguy]

Oh wow.... Yes I would absolutely like to nominate this picture

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This seems to be getting a positive response here so I figured I'd submit it. Supercell thunderstorms in the central U.S. are photogenic, but not often do they show the texture and structure shown in this example. I shot this storm with both the K-5 at 16mm and a Fuji X-E3 at 12mm (using the excellent Samyang 12/2), and I preferred the rendering from the K-5, even with the 8 MP difference. This was a reason why I decided to stick with Pentax for the foreseeable future, since I mostly do storm photography.

Fantastic capture. On my bucket list to see & photograph. Nominated!

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[Ivar]

Nice!

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