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Finally got some lightning. I was actually able to capture quite a few, this is one of the better ones though.
Lightning Bolt played in front of John Peel's room, noonish, at ATP 2004. Photo by Kari Tweiten Macdonald.
Lightning touch down on the Indian Ocean. During this voyage at that time the sky was one big light show.
Lightning
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Based on an Ian Black photo. I am a great fan of his photography and hope he doesn’t mind. There again I have helped in keeping the memory of these awesome machines alive. Sometimes, I can be found at GAM working on the ex-RSAF F53. Before that I was involved with AALO.
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).
I wanted to learn how to photograph lightning so was pretty excited to hear lightning outside. It was harder than I thought. Over 100 shots later, I was only able to capture this in the distance. We'll see how this goes over time.
Singapore Night Festival 2018
THE DUEL BY LORDS OF LIGHTNING (UK)
Fusing jaw-dropping science with spellbinding spectacle, the Lords of Lightning harness multi-million volt bolts of white-hot electricity in this explosive performance.
Performing shows across the world, the Lords of Lightning’s unique magnetism has drawn thousands of people to marvel at the seemingly impossible, controlling lightning in spectacular style — by shooting bolts from their bodies in a show crackling with visceral intensity.
Witness a titanic battle fought with searing shards of lightning in The Duel, an extraordinary union of fluid human movement and the volatile power of electricity unleashed.