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I was driving around Saturday evening when I noticed allot of lightning in the distance. I pulled over, set up my camera and tripod, and managed to finally get some satisfactorily shots of lightning before the rain came in.
Exposure 51sec @ f/8
ISO 200
Focal Length 32mm
Never captured lightning before but seen this one in the distance on the way home from a shoot and thought I would have a go. This storm was more than 140klms away from where this image was captured.
Why do we have lightning and rain now? I don't know, but it sure makes for good photo taking opportunities.
Wish I could get a better shot but this is the only lightning shot I got before the stormed move / I had to leave.
I think it's more luck than skill once you get the technicalities right. =)
Took some of my shells outside in the backyard and utilized some natural light. The lightning whelk is one of my favorite seashells.
Pictures from the storm. Lightning trigger wasn't cutting it so I went old school. Still need to practice.
This is one of my very first lightning photos, I have been hooked every since. Which ligtning Photo is your favorite? I would love some feedback.
Here is a link to some more lightning photos!! www.flickr.com/photos/kevinaker/sets/72157609571304508/
Had about 30 minutes before going to work had to stop and enjoy the light show and take few pictures.
good lightning shot with my homemade lightningtrigger [8mm] [lightningtrigger]
setting the iso a bit higher to 200 worked
shot from my attic window
English Electric Lightning F.3 XR 713 in the colours of Treble One Squadron gracing the static aircraft park at the 2013 RAF Leuchars airshow.
The long term preservation of this classic 60s Interceptor was secured last year when the Lightning Preservation Group, completed the mammoth task of dismantling and roading 713 to Bruntingthorpe, Leicestershire in May 2015, complementing that groups two other taxiable Lightning F.6s XR 728 and XS 904.
There is superb article by Max Waldron in the Feb edition of Flypast magazine detailing the task of moving XR 713 south.