Lightnings
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After an hour or more I was rewarded with this shot whilst on holiday in Morocco
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This is pretty much the last good shot I got from the storms on the night of the 10th. This image shows the separation of little but powerful storm cells that were popping up everywhere that night. I took this in the back lot of the Walt's Supermarket store in my village.
Light on the bottom left is sunset light that randomly shone through the systems.
A blurred image due to very strong winds with bolts of lightning in the distance.
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A composite of five long exposure images of tonight's spectacular thunderstorm over Chesterfield. Spoiled slightly by raindrops on the patio window...I didn't fancy venturing outside...
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During a good storm, I'd set up the tripod, set the camera for a 10 second exposure time and keep clicking. The 'spray and pray' technique combined with a good storm would often result in a few good shots.
Here, the shot was desaturated, and then a black to white gradient map used, with a purple color stop. Not the typical monochrome color of sepia or cyan, but...
For Donnerstagsmonochrom.
A couple of photos blended together of some of the forked lightning seen during last nights storm. Out of over 300 shots taken, only these 2 were worth keeping.
Ja, das kann man schon als viel Glück bezeichnen, wobei ich das Wort Glück im Zusammenhang mit einem guten Foto immer nicht so passend finde, hinter einem guten Bild steckt auch oft viel Aufwand, man fordert das Glück quasi heraus und erarbeitet sich höhere Chancen darauf. Aber bei dem Bild hatte ich wirklich viel davon. Als wir oben fertig waren mit fotografieren gings schon langsam los mit dem Gewitter, also fix runter gelaufen, Kamera aufgestellt und auf die Blitze gewartet. Von links kam noch Licht vom Sonnenuntergang, es war quasi die perfekte Zeit für ein Gewitter, nicht zu hell und nicht zu Dunkel. 125 Bilder später wollten wir schon los, die Blitze kamen immer näher, die Wolken zogen uns entgegen, es Regnete schon relativ stark und die einzige Erhöhung war der fünf Meter entfernte Fahnenmast. Wirklich wohl gefühlt hat man sich nicht mehr, doch dann hats einmal richtig geknallt, als ich aufs Display schaute, wusste ich das es genug war und wir los können. Der Aufstieg war nochmal gut anstrengend im Matsch und Regen aber ich war glücklich das Bild im Kasten zu haben. Der Fotospot ist so schon sagenhaft aber das war dann nochmal die Krönung!
Taken during a summer storm in Chamonix, France.
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I had just gotten a Sportsmobile and was off on my first adventure when I was lucky enough to encounter some bad weather and captured this nice lightning strike over the mesas.
Chances are like lightning; they never hit the same spot twice. So when a chance comes your way grab it, cuz it may never come again.
- Nikkia Arrington
So pleased I made the effort to go out & chase the storm because this image made my night. The most spectacular fork lightning I've ever seen in my life, and it was right behind the famous Blackpool Tower
Triple lightning bolt during a nocturnal thunderstorm, south of Attica, on Aegina isl. Night of Nov. 6, 2022.
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Took this capture from the deck where I was out of the rain under a canopy. The light in the yard was from lightning that was in the sky overhead out of the frame, but happened during the 30 seconds of exposure and provided the nice foreground lighting. I guess that could be called Lightning Lighting :)
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