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around here it isn't to hard to find a place to photograph lightning without any adjacent ambient lighting getting in the way,
Lightning strike over Petersfield during a particularly active storm. I missed several strikes behind the trees, but finally got lucky with this one!
We've been trying to get shots of lightning from our apartment, but, unlike back home in NE, it always fizzles out by the lake. This is one of the better shots so far. Still getting better :)
Lightning striking in the distance over sunflowers in the foreground. Lightning weather photography ny Storm chaser james Bo Insogna aka The Lightning Man, www.TheLightningMan.com
Taken with a Canon 1100D with 18-55mm lens. Short videos taken then the frames extracted using PIPP. Images which contained lightning bolts then tweaked using Adobe Lightroom
Lightning striking over the hills of folkestone,It was actually taken at night but the long exposure has exposed the foreground to make it look like daytime.
Lightning Ridge is an opal mining community in north west New South Wales, it's a unique place in many respect. Tourist trails in the town and district are marked with coloured and numbered car doors propped up beside the road. In this triptych car door number 4 on the blue tourist trail.
Lightning Ridge is a a place noted for heavy drinking, there are houses built from bottles, and a derelict house built from beer cans. Windlasses hang above mine shafts; it's a great place for fossicking and photography.
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A 1/72 scale diorama portraying a pair of English Electric Lightning F.6. aircraft on the flight line, consisting of 5 Squadron’s XR770 ‘AA’ and 11 squadron’s XS927 ‘BB’, as they would be seen at RAF Binbrook in the mid 1980’s.
Image is focus stacked from a series of individual images shot at various focal lengths.
I have been waiting for a storm like this since I first owned a camera. Tonight I got around 25-30 usable lightning photos... Well Happy! Most of these were taken at between ISO 100-640 at 10-30 second exposures using a 16-35L lens.
Enjoy
Jez
Massive Lightning storm over the city lights. Long Layered Exposure. Scottsdale Arizona looking North to Carefree and Cave Creek.
Fact: The negatively charged bottom part of the storm can send out an invisible charge toward the ground. When the charge gets close to the ground, it is attracted by all the positively charged objects, and a channel develops. The subsequent electrical transfer in the channel is lightning.