Photos that Changed the World

Photos that Changed the World
Omaha Beach
Stopping Time
Little Rock desegregation
Conrad Schumann
Last Jew of Vinnitsa

Stunning Pictures of 'Bubble' Clouds in the Menacing Skies Above Britain

Stunning pictures of 'bubble' clouds in the menacing skies above Britain

Dark, brooding and menacing. This apparition, which materialised over the skies of Hertfordshire, looks like an expensive special effect from a horror movie.

The strange globular clouds, which resemble drops of oil poured into a murky pond, appear to herald the appearance of an alien spacecraft, here to cause havoc.

In fact, this picture shows a rare but perfectly natural (and perfectly harmless, provided you do not try to fly through it in light aircraft) meteorological phenomenon known as a mammatus cloud.


This picture was taken by Ian Pattison, 31, an assistant librarian, outside his home in St Albans last week. He said: 'I got a new phone last week and when I saw this amazing sky, I just grabbed it and started snapping.'

New Slickee Boys and Beatnik Flies pictures

New Slickee Boys and Beatnik Flies pictures on the Abandon Reality Photography Web Site. from the show on December 28th, 2007 at Chick's Surf Club. Photos by Tom Shea

Slickee Boys

Beatnik Flies

Other Slickee Boys Photos avalible at
Slickee Boys August 18, 2006

Slickee Boys May 27th, 2007

Yellowstone National Park

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

Color Landscape Photograph of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming by TOM SHEA

Wolf Tracks on Geyser Basin

Photograph of Wolf Tracks on Geyser Basin at Yellowstone National Park By TOM SHEA

Yellowstone river flat

An original color landscape photograph of Dead Trees on the River Flat in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming by TOM SHEA



Aspens on Hill
An Original color landscape photophaph of Aspens Trees on Hill in Yellowstone National Park Wyoming by Tom Shea

Sequoia National Park California

General Sherman Sequoia with Girls

Color photograph of The world's largest living object, in Sequoia National Park California by Karen Shea

Photographs of Sequoia National Park in California by Tom and Karen Shea.

These "old monarchs" will take your breath away !

Big Monarchs

Trunk of the General Sherman Tree

North Rim Grand Canyon

Photos from the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, Arizona by TOM SHEA

The vastness of the Grand Canyon offers limitless photo possibilities of light, color and contrast. How can you not take a good picture in the Grand Canyon?

Bright Angel Point

Landscape Photograph of Bright Angel Point from the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park Arizona by TOM SHEA

Natures Window - Grand Canyon

Color Landscape Photograph of Natures Window North Rim from the North Rim of Grand Canyon Arizon by TOM SHEA

Denali National Park Alaska

Denali - It will take your breath away

Mountain Art

An Original Color Landscape Photograph of a mountain top with clouds and blue sky in Denali National Park Alaska

Denali Sunrise

An original color photograph of a sunrise in Denali National Park Alaska

Denali Panorama

Original Color Panorama Landscape Photograph of the Denali Mountain Range at dusk, Denali National Park, Alaska at Sunset

Tom loves to photograph Alaska especially Denali National Park. He has had great luck being there on clear days when Mount McKinley is shining in all its glory.

Slickee Boys

Tom has taken thousands of pictures of the Slickee Boys. His photographs are on several of the bands record jackets. He was a Roadie and Driver for the Slickee's in the Early '80's. His Yellow Van can be see in the video When I go to the Beach.

"When I started taking pictures of the Slickee Boys back in 1980, I would shoot without flash because I did not want the stage background to be competing with the band. "

August 18th 2006 Pictures at the 930 Club

May 27th 2007 at the 9:30 club

Great Christmas Card Pictures

Items needed for a successful card shoot:

1. duffle bag containing
Santa Hats
sunglasses
red clothing

2. camera, flash, tripod and a remote trigger and of course film if that is your medium.

3. outside sunlight -directionally at the family, early morning or late afternoon.

4. optional: x-mas tree
plastic santa
large snow flakes
lites & garland

5. patience in setting up.

6. and if you do not have a remote trigger, somebody walking along will surely take the shots for you because once they get over the laughter of seeing you dressed up as Santa's helpers, they want to contribute to the craziness.

See our Christmas Cards