View allAll Photos Tagged lightning
That night i've caught 7 lightnings but they were so intense that only one was caught. Enjoy. I just love it:-)
lightning strike at sea, i was in my flat and i could sea that was a strike evey 5 min or so i went out side with lomo in hte pitch dark and sat on the sea wall for about 5 min with the sutter open to get this. can't qute see the frolk of lightning but never mind!
i also did not use a trypod! had to rest iit on the sea wall and keep the sutter pressed down + it was pretty cold to, my poor hands
Status update: HI! It's been awhile, I'm mostly a night shooter focused on Northern Lights but the 2021 season is over and summer twilight is here so I've been waiting for Noctilucent clouds and Thunderstorms, lots of those this time of year.
Anyway here are my lightning photos from this evening that are photostream worthy at least I think so!
I caught the lightning! First time eva! It was so bright that I had to turn the exposure way down. Hence the grainy-ness and purple sky!
Can anyone tell me how to make letters bold on here??
We've just had a really intense lightning storm. This is a composite of the first six strikes that I shot. Settings were not ideal as I'd just jumped out of bed !!
Update : this was shown on BBC Breakfast in the weather slot by presenter Matt Taylor
These are not my photos! I found it here: Lightnings [27 PHOTOS].
I chose 5 the most interesting and wonderful photos in my opinion. There are 27 photos on the whole.
Ashland, OR circa 1974. A fire was burning the mill creating the smoke when this lightning storm hit on Grizzly Peak across the valley. Bizarre night.
A very active thunderstorm over the house with almost constant lightning. I got more lightning pictures in these few minutes than all the rest of my shooting efforts combined.
Taken by Cory Funk.
A pre spring Severe Thunderstorm came through Missouri on 3-13-24 producing some awesome lightning in the sky. When my daughter saw this picture, she said it looked like the lightning from Gozer the Gozerian from Ghostbusters. So that's what I call this shot.
This is looking north of Liberty, Missouri.
Denville, NJ
An equipment move (my guess would be YD-43) heads west past the former Denville tower.
SmugMug: donaldwinship.smugmug.com/Rail-Photography/i-3jLVHWb
Typical thunder storm after a humid and hot summer day in Finland. Me and my family were having a barbeque on the balcony when the storm hit. The storm was over in like 30 minutes. This picture was taken on Saturday, July 23rd.
Shot with Nikon D7000 using Tokina 11-16mm @ 11mm. I used continuous exposures of 1/6 seconds with f/11 and ISO100. About every 100th frame had one or more lightning strikes in it.
This is an older picture. On this day it was very rainy and windy, how you can guess. It's a composition of two shots. The first one was the "city" and the second one the lightning. I had little problems, because the lightning was too bright, but the result is more than satisfying. Sorry about the quality, I took this picture from my facebook account.
The English Electric Lightning is a supersonic jet fighter aircraft of the Cold War era, noted for its great speed. It is the only all-British Mach 2 fighter aircraft and was the first aircraft in the world capable of supercruise. The Lightning was renowned for its capabilities as an interceptor; pilots commonly described it as "being saddled to a skyrocket".
Built as an F.3, XR728 first flew on 17th March 1965, being delivered to Warton for storage until converted to an F.6 and then delivered to 23 Squadron in November 1967. She also served with 5, 56, and 11 Squadrons and the LTF, finishing her career with the LTF as the Binbrook Station CO's personal aircraft (hence the 'JS' coding on the fin). After retirement she was bought by the Lightning Preservation Group and her final flight was to Bruntingthorpe on 24th June 1988. XR728 is very well looked after by the LPG and performs regular fast taxi runs on the long runway at Bruntingthorpe airfield.