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This morning was a wonderful light show. And through it all I never got wet! This one is a compilation of several lightning strikes taken at the beach in Deerfield.
This is my first successful lightning photo. I took it last week from the verandah of the house we were staying at, at Diggers Camp in northern NSW, using a long exposure and hoping for the best! My family were walking on the deck, hence the shake of the lights at Minnie Waters in the distance. We had a few nights like this.
We are off to Darwin tomorrow for Christmas, so am hoping for more lightning photo opportunities!
I may not get a chance to upload anything before Christmas, so if not, Merry Christmas everyone.
Everything is bigger in Texas, including electrical storms!
This one lasted for almost two hours, non-stop flashing, explosive looking clouds; no thunders, no rain.
Thanks for having a look, I hope you have a wonderful day!
As i was tucking myself in for a good night sleep, i was rudely awakened. So i grabbed my camera, screwed it on a tripod and fired away.
My very first lightning shots.
Good night, folks! :)
In late July of 2016 we were treated to some insanely beautiful and powerful lightning displays in the midwest. By all accounts I probably should be dead from having been this close!
A combination of 30 images make up this composite
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March 14, 2016 - West of Kearney Nebraska US
My first Lightning Stacked Image of 2016
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It was to good to be true, but right after sunset a secondary small non severe thunderstorm started to brew just to the southwest of Kearney.
Even though I just had a spectacular afternoon of some incredible stormscapes, I was in for a treat this night. An electrified thriller, one storm that I wont soon forget.
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I shot this just outside of Pringle, South Dakota. The Black Hills are a great place for lightning storms.
My first attempt at shooting lightning (without a tripod) during a thunderstorm over Houten, the Netherlands
MONOCHROMATIC GOODNESS!!
Lightning strikes over Lincoln County in Las Vegas NV. Unfortunately I was at work and couldn't take pictures when the best strikes were happening so I wasn't watching. But, my coworkers were oooo and ahhhing saying "that was a good one!" etc. Soon as I got off from work I rushed home to grab my gear and drove to my spot for lightning up north. =)
As it was so noisy last night I thought I'd chance my luck and try to get a lightning image as the storms raged over head. I was rewarded with this shot from the spare bedroom window, just before 2.00 am this morning. Tired now!
Lightning breaks in every direction near the Ground between Mt Somerville and Mt Tomewin. View over the New South Wales border from the Queensland Gold Coast hinterland.
Lightning Storm, Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The lightning strikes are in Grand Teton National Park although the photo was taken from the Bridger Teton National Forest.
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Afternoon storm with a double lightning strike at the city's center. Canon 5dmk4, Sigma Art 14 mm, f/3.2, NiSi ND nano filter 64, iso 100. Athens, Greece, Oct. 11, 2021.
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In the late afternoon thunderstorms developed over the Italian Alps near Riva del Garda. They drifted southeast towards Rovereto.
Storms continuously developed upstream so it was not too difficult to find a spot for several hours of lightning activity.
As is often the case with such trailing storms, almost all lightning was IC and CC. I didn't see a single CG......
Nonetheless the CC that I witnessed were spectacular at times.....
My first ever successful capture of lightning.
So many times in the past when there has been a thunderstorm its been tipping down with rain and no flashes directly in front of the window.