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Lightning striking from the earth to the clouds (I think. The treeline makes it difficult to be sure.)
Lightning struck a tree two doors down from my house and ruptured a gas line, igniting a fire. The lightning also nocked a large wooden clock off the wall nearly landing on my dad. The fire martial was a half mile away and thought for sure it was closer than that. I was evacuated about 1 hour and 40 min later. Xcel Energy had just arived to turn off the gas line.
Possibly the RAF,s Ultimate jet fighter, The Lightning has a performance that still puts more modern aircraft to shame. A story I heard at Tangmere concerned a Lightning that zoom climed to 80,000 feet . .. . then flew inverted above a high flying Lockheed U2. . One surprised USAF pilot. .
While this looks like an enlargement, it is just part of the original sized image.
For those interested in the upper atmosphere, check out Sprites: www.flickr.com/groups/2971575@N23/
Desert Lightning Blues, lighting storm in the southwest desert. Original shot on film. Arizona Lightning nature landscape photography.
What if thunder and lightning / hit this place? // Could become a prominent photograph / for the group asbestorama.
(Farm under threat at Kockengen, province of Utrecht, NL)
Big lightning storm that passed behind our house night of 14 November 2008
All these photos were taken ~8pm
Lightning to the NW from Goatspen, New Forest
A 2 second exposure, hand held while braced between the car door and roof gutter !
23 July 2019
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This is a lightning strike near Tuggeranong, Canberra during a thunderstorm.
Shot taken with a Canon EOS 450D, with 18-55mm lens.
Exposure: 25 Seconds
ISO: 200
Caught this sight from my balcony. Woken and inspired by Yador, thanks mate! ;-)
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lightning strikes ............. .. clicked from the terrace of my flat (clicked few shots in continuous mode......... by anticipating that it will strike in sometime)
How i wish I had a tripod.
1.3sec handheld exposure taken from the hotel balcony.
Full moon illuminating the right, cloud-to-cloud lightning seen in the center.