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After a short drive to an open spot Tomaz.365 and I setup our gear.
We are on a parking lot with an open view and two power lines nearby.
It's a hit right away and the first lightningflash is captured on photo.
In the distance is a bright lightningflash, on our left a loud scream, followed immediately by its echo on the right of us...
I clap my hands, but there is no echo...
Again a lightning flash and again a roar, first left, then right at us.
Tomaz.365 and I look at each other and we slowly start to understand it.
The lightning struck the power lines, making its electrical power scream as it surges through the power lines, one on the left and one on our right.
lightning shot with my homemade lightningtrigger during storm chase [8mm] [lightningtrigger]
This thunderstorm killed 2 people in a light plane and delivered over 20,000 ground-based strikes. Lightning was more than two bolts per second!
This strike occured in the Sept storm here in Brisbane.
Tto be honest the picture was a bit of a failure as it was totally overexposed but I've done my best to haul it back to something useable.
Lightning strikes the ridgeline above Park City, Utah as a thunderstorm courses across the Wasatch Range. (c) 2016 Tom Kelly
Lightning strikes. Shot in Bangkok, Thailand. All captures are real and achieved by using a combination of CDHK and MD7 motion detection script.
Saw a lightning storm, so I took my metal tripod and camera out on my balcony and taking random slow shutter snaps caught this lovely lightning bolt.
Photographing a lightning storm is not safe. Haven't felt brave or careless enough to try that since this was taken.
I took about a dozen long exposures before I finally caught some lightning. Not the best composition, but I'm still happy I captured the moment.
I used a cable release when doing these. I'm going to wire up a radio trigger next time - less chance of getting zapped that way.
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Hand cut fondant and gumpaste accessories.
I made this cake for my nephew who is mad about cars he absolutely loved it.
The storm in the wee early ours of the morning on August 21st brought some spectacular lightning over the Peone Prarie and Green Bluff.
lightning storm headed straight towards our house... and my attic window ;-) (15-08-2012)
lightning shot from my attic window with my home made lightning trigger
... as dark clouds slowly drifted in, the sky became darker and darker. at first it just looked like a heavy raincloud, but as the front came closer you suddenly could see the lightning flashes behind this first cloud.
flashes every 5 seconds, most of them inside the higher clouds, suddenly a gust of wind and the rain started, more and more lightning flashes became visible and reached out of the clouds.
Unexpected lightning storm just passed through east of me. No rain, but windy.
I used my new Nero trigger to capture these. Once I got it set up, it worked without a flaw.
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RAF Fairford Saturday 15th July 2023
Royal Air Force Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II ZM154
Awesome! The Lightning Preservation Group's fabulous BAC Lightning F6 XS 904, seen readying itself for another high speed taxi down Bruntingthorpe's runway. Photo taken at the LPG's open day in September 2007.
Ear plugs essential!! But it was like going back 20-30 years, with all those memories of great days watching them for real at Binbrook when I was a kid. Me and my school friends would often cycle up there from Grimsby, whenever we could!
Lightning storm after we left Snoqualmie Falls. This storm went on for so long, and we pretty much drove right through it. it was beautiful to watch. I'd never seen one so spectacular before.
Like I mentioned on the other photo, I've been working with some post-processing techniques that bring out colors in dark photos. This photo is entirely lit by ambient moon light, lighting from the clouds, and lightning bugs.
This shot is post-processed and I blogged about it here