Joey Ketcham
Each year during severe weather awareness week I do a short severe weather safety presentation where I work as well as give away NOAA Weather Radio's to promote severe weather safety. Generally I have a poster size picture of a storm or tornado that I took from the year before, but the big event for Kansas this past year was obviously the EF-5 that hit Greensburg and since I didn't get to chase that day I have no pictures or anything of either the storm or damage.. with that said.
What I would like to have is a fairly large poster on display of the damage in Greensburg as a result of the tornado. I would preferably like to have an aerial shot that shows a good portion of the town just so I can use that to demonstrate the power of tornadoes. It doesn't have to be an aerial shot, I'd like to have that but any good picture of the damage would work as well.
I know we have lots of talented photographers among us, if anyone has a picture of the damage that can be blown up to a fairly big size let me know.. I know there are pictures floating around on the internet, but I have to be respectful and pay the photographer for his work as using other people's photographs without permission does not fit into my beliefs... if you have a picture that YOU took, shoot me aPM with a price quote and I'll pay for it... if you want to leave your credit on it along with your site addy, that's fine too... it will only be used for promoting severe weather safety at work, so it's not anything that will be used to make profit at all.. it's completely non-profit.. so let me know.
Thanks!!!!!
Joey Ketcham
KD0CFR
What I would like to have is a fairly large poster on display of the damage in Greensburg as a result of the tornado. I would preferably like to have an aerial shot that shows a good portion of the town just so I can use that to demonstrate the power of tornadoes. It doesn't have to be an aerial shot, I'd like to have that but any good picture of the damage would work as well.
I know we have lots of talented photographers among us, if anyone has a picture of the damage that can be blown up to a fairly big size let me know.. I know there are pictures floating around on the internet, but I have to be respectful and pay the photographer for his work as using other people's photographs without permission does not fit into my beliefs... if you have a picture that YOU took, shoot me aPM with a price quote and I'll pay for it... if you want to leave your credit on it along with your site addy, that's fine too... it will only be used for promoting severe weather safety at work, so it's not anything that will be used to make profit at all.. it's completely non-profit.. so let me know.
Thanks!!!!!
Joey Ketcham
KD0CFR
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