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Lightning Bolt performs July 18, 2010, at the Pitchfork Music Festival in Union Park, Chicago. My photos are also posted at: www.undergroundbee.com/2010/07/18pitchfork/index.htm
Middletown, NY - Lightning streaks across the sky above a street and houses during a summer thunderstorm on the night of July 25, 2009. The streaks of light are from passing cars during the long exposure.
Lightning storm which lasted about an hour, visible from Raeford, NC, viewing generally South, towards the Lumberton, NC area. Photo by Craig Knapp, shutter speed 5 seconds.
My first lightning shot, just by luck in the end, taking 30 second exposures pointing randomly through various windows during a storm & hoping the sky would light up, this one was the only real success.
Lightning Lord has lightning powers, just like his younger siblings Lightning Lad and Lightning Lass.
Read up more on Mekt Ranzz at his Comic Vine entry.
Photos from a lightning storm just south of Cambridge in the early morning of May 27th 2018.
A timelapse video is available here www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmPIQ7NtbNg
The images were taken on my Nikon D5000 with an F1.8 lens. The D5000 was set to manual shooting mode with the lens set to F4.5 and interval shooting set to take 6 second exposures with a 1 second gap (the minimum the camera allows on interval shooting).
Itxasontzi bat Hondarribiko portura sartzen, atzean ekaitza. / Un barco entrando en el puerto de Hondarribia, detrás la tormenta.
English Electric Lightning T5 XS458 owned by Russell Carpenter and based at Cranfield airfield, Bedfordshire - See Russell's website, www.lightningt5.com
Between Tuscon and Sierra Vista the storm finally caught up to me (mainly because I had to finish my prime rib in Tuscon).
patience + pure luck + my precious Canon PowerShot A520 = this shot
yes, the trees are blurry, and if you could zoom way in, you'd see it's all at least a little fuzzy, but i think that for a fairly basic, non-"professional quality" digital camera, this is pretty darn good.
Lightning
I already was fascinated by the shape of that tree when I visited this place the last time. Back then it's shape was hidden by too many leaves. Now without them it looks much better.
FULL VIEW - WHAT ELSE ...
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Location: Halbenrain
Date: November 03rd, 2007
Light Conditions: Sunny
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Camera: Canon EOS 5D
Lens: Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS USM
Focal Length: 180 mm
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Shutter Speed: 1/40 sec
Aperture: 5.0
ISO: 800
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Tripod: Manfrotto 055 PROB
Tripod Head: Benro KB-1 Ball Head
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Lightningstorm seen from my balcony. If you look close you can see the lightning struck the windmill
Not a brilliant shot composition wise, however I've not yet had the opportunity to capture lightning, and Friday night I was given the chance to give it a bash with a surprisingly hefty thunder storm. With most strikes NE and E from the rear of the house, one can assume that these were testing the abilities of the Lightning Conductor rods on the two Severn Bridges.
Lightning in July. Location: Princeton, Maine. Scanned from print.
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