I don't think you'll be disappointed at all if you go to the link, read Eric Meola's story, and look at these photographs. I don't know if others can full-screen the pictures there or not, but I had to see more: http://www.ericmeola.photography
I studied photography in a university communications BA program, so I've been "studying" photography for quite a while now. I clicked on AMERICA first; I hope you do too. :-)

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http://www.hideoutnow.com/2019/10/photographer-has-spent-four-decades.html

Photographer has spent four decades capturing the fierce beauty of storms over America's Great Plains - and it all began with a trip to Nevada with Bruce Springsteen to shoot an album cover

‘Once you’ve seen a tornado drop from the sky, or watched a powerful storm form, you’re humbled.’
Photographer Eric Meola is telling MailOnline Travel how it feels to be in the presence of an epic, angry weather system - something he’s experienced many times during his quite remarkable career.
Meola has spent four decades photographing storms on America’s Great Plains and has produced a sensational body of work from his trips. And lucky us, some of his very best efforts have been committed to print.

He continues: ‘Being in the presence of nature at its most powerful feels like being present at the creation of the Earth. For most people, it's the most incredible connection with Nature that you will ever have. It's elemental, it's pure, it's powerful, and it seemingly comes out of nowhere — it's the most spellbinding thing you will ever experience.’
Meola became transfixed by storms during a 1977 road trip across Nevada to photograph artwork for musician Bruce Springsteen.

While driving in the desert they encountered a violent storm and Meola took several incredible pictures of it, one of which was used as the cover image for Springsteen’s album The Promise.
Springsteen said of the photographs Meola took: "Eric caught some great pictures but what he really captured was something in the sky and in the lay of the land that deeply revealed the grandeur and character of the country."
The storm experience also yielded something else - it inspired the singer’s lyrics for the 1978 single The Promised Land.
Meola reveals that he was certain Springsteen was writing the song in his head as they travelled.

http://www.hideoutnow.com/2019/10/photographer-has-spent-four-decades.html