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Rendkívül látványos volt, másodpercenként villogtak a felhők. Nagy élmény volt, órákig tudtam volna nézni.
Lightning crashes, a new mother cries
Her placenta falls to the floor
The angel opens her eyes
The confusion sets in
Before the doctor can even close the door
Lightning crashes, an old mother dies
Her intentions fall to the floor
The angel closes her eyes
The confusion that was hers
Belongs now, to the baby down the hall
Oh now feel it comin' back again
Like a rollin' thunder chasing the wind
Forces pullin' from the center of the earth again
I can feel it
Lightning crashes, a new mother cries
This moment she's been waiting for
The angel opens her eyes
Pale blue colored iris, presents the circle
And puts the glory out to hide, hide
Oh now feel it comin' back again
Like a rollin' thunder chasing the wind
Forces pullin' from the center of the earth again
I can feel…
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Met up for dinner with some friends. Had to stop for a quick shot at the Washington Monument tonight. My daughter even got a good one on her iphone. So proud of her. My first ever and successful lightning photo.
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This composite uses earlier occurring lightning bolts from this storm: www.flickr.com/photos/79387036@N07/28952578812/in/album-7...
I applied minor saturation and darkened the original to create an interesting effect. Rain falling within the lightning channel took on some unusual coloration. All this was further enhanced with sunset colors.
Using a 85mm Nikkor f/1.4 lens with my DX SLR, gave a telephoto equivalent of ~127mm. Detail lightning structure is not normally captured with telephoto lenses and this image may actual capture subtle lightning structure, color, etc that is often missed with wider angle lenses.
In ****EXPLORE**** # 7
Hello dear friends,
We are back from a fantastic holiday in Thailand.
This photo is taken in the evening on the island Koh Samet.
The lightning is above the sea.
XXX San
Did a quick blend of 2 images from storm from last night...First time I have blended lightning so I was pretty happy with result of first try...Blended in StarStax..
This is easy to do. It's just a photo of my hand. The clouds, birds and light rays are Photoshop "brushes". It did take many attempts to get the combination of cloud brushes look good. The lightning was added by using a Photoshop filter. ("Alien Skin Xenofex 2" filter. )
Daylight lightning strikes taken with Nikon P950 (movie mode) and stacked / lightened (6 frames) in Photoshop. Rolling scan created banded artifacts with the brightest bolts (unavoidable).
This is another batch of lightning images (17 stacked) lightened in Photoshop. There are literally countless ways to process this type of image and I am never certain what I like the most. So here is a cooler (color) version that contrasts well (between lightning and foreground).
Just before raining started, I could hear thunder and storm outside my window. Luckily I managed to click a few photos of the lightning. It was difficult to click such photos without a tripod, but in the end, all the work was totally worth it.
a superb thunder and mainly lightning storm over home in the early hours that lasted just shy of 3 hours
produced some excellent display I just managed to get this on my phone at the right time.
the sky was lighting up like headlights flashing it was terrific
Two brilliant lightning bolts are stacked in this image taken 30 minutes after sunset in deep twilight. The foreground is lit entirely by the lightning above.
On the way home all around was lighting up, then i spotted the windmill in Essex, i just had to get wet, my first time ever doing lightning, this is a stacked image, three of the lightning and one of the windmill, all taken from the tripod with no movement.
Five Lightning F.6s at Binbrook, August 1984. This was at an event to mark 25 years of RAF service by the Lightning. It was rare to see other than solo Lightning displays and as a rule these were performed using the lighter F.3 version.
Lightning over the beach on Amelia Island, Florida.
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