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A square cropped version of storms that hit Melbourne during October 2015. This is one of the images i had missed and only discovered recently after going through some backup hard drives. thanks for viewing :)

WEAVING THROUGH by Vaughan Laws

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This is another shot I got from the storms we had last month in January. Taken from Seaford pier, Melbourne, Australia. This one is with the branched lightning weaving through the storm front. Thanks for viewing.

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Electrified Atmosphere by Klaus Ficker --Landscape and Nature Photographer--

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The beauty of nature that never ends by Klaus Ficker --Landscape and Nature Photographer--

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Sunset KY with smoke in the air by Klaus Ficker --Landscape and Nature Photographer--

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Lightning during Sunset by Klaus Ficker --Landscape and Nature Photographer--

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ALL ABOUT THE LIGHT PT IIIII by Vaughan Laws

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Fifth instalment of the all about the light series. This is actually the first shot I got of the lightning that day. Was taken right at sunset. This Cell past quiet quick but was also followed by another big ban of lightning, which are the other images from this series. thanks for viewing

lightningstrike_004 by Fïgmεη† ⊕ƒ ψ⊕ur Imαgïηα†ï⊕η

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Demon Speeding

On the Edge by Steven Maguire

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A lone saguaro stands alone and watching the storm move closer. Old Spanish Trail, East Tucson, AZ. Two images combined.

DSC06860 by denn22

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09.05.2020: Mt. Niesen, view from home (Thun). Sony a7RM2, 70-200mm F2.8 GM OSS and Miops Smart.

North Mescal Road by Steven Maguire

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Lightning strikes the Little Rincon Mountains north of Mescal, AZ. If you look to the left of the road on the horizon you will see the Mescal old western movie set where The Quick and the Dead and Tombstone were filmed just to name a few.

Framed Lightning by Klaus Ficker --Landscape and Nature Photographer--

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Lightning Strike over the Chapel of the Madonna di Vitaleta, Tuscany, Italy by melvin nicholson

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Last night, as dusk was setting in, a predicted almighty thunderstorm finally struck and I had an hour or so to head out before my evening meal in a local restaurant. So I quickly donned my hiking boots, waterproof jacket, camera bag, and tripod and I drove a couple of miles up the road and set up the camera in a layby under the tailgate of the car while trying to shelter from the rain.

As the storm intensified, so did my hopes for capturing a decent lightning strike as they were going off all around me. It wasn't until I reviewed my images when loading my equipment back in my car did I see this shot of a strike hit either behind the chapel or indeed strike the bell tower, which is located to the rear of the chapel.

Either way, what a fantastic experience to have captured some fork lightning over such an iconic location in Tuscany. I hope you all like it too.

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