The scary beauty of death storms

These death storms can take thousands of lives in the blink of an eye but bring a horrifying, majestic beauty.

Photographer Marko Korosec has been dubbed the storm hunter because he was extremely brave when he risked his life to trace the stormy corridor "Tonardo Alley" to hunt down the sky moments as it collapsed by the arrival of the death storm.(Source: Daily Mail)

Thanks to incredible weather forecasting skills, Marko Korosec works as an independent meteorologist, he can predict exactly when a storm will take place and where it will lie.(Source: Daily Mail)

Since then Marko went hunting for the storm, following its footsteps to capture the most impressive moments.(Source: Daily Mail)

Marko said he often kept a certain distance to observe lightning strikes during the storms, ranging from 1km to 2km depending on the danger.(Source: Daily Mail)

Some of the storms that Marko captured were of super-strong storms, extremely dangerous and unimaginable.(Source: Daily Mail)

Marko went to the states of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, South Dakota and Montana to pursue beautiful but dangerous natural images of storms.(Source: Daily Mail)

Marko's photo made a strong impression on viewers because he always caught the most frightening, most frightening natural mother moment.(Source: Daily Mail)

The stormy sky in Marko's photos always makes viewers feel like they are watching the moment the sky collapses in the end of the world.(Source: Daily Mail)

Lightning flashes all over the sky in a super storm.(Source: Daily Mail)

Marko on his way to hunt for death storms.(Source: Daily Mail)