Wow!A little localised one over the Lincolnshire Fens yesterday evening, a bit of sheet lightning and a lot of rain on the horizon, but with a sunset the other side. This is a phone pic through the windscreen by my wifeView attachment 44400
That is gorgeous!Storm + Sunset = Rainbow, Moab, Utah
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That was actually pretty exciting. We were somewhat exposed during the storm.That is gorgeous!
I have never managed to get lightning in a photo yet , love these type of shots and this is greatAnyone else here photograph thunderstorms? If so, please share a shot or two of your best!
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I would almost dare call you a rainbow chaser!Storm + Sunset = Rainbow, Moab, Utah
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I really love how you can see the updraft on this storm! Are these long exposure by chance? They almost look too sharp to be!heat lightning series out the bedroom window with the 5D2 & 50mm f/1.8 at 30 sec shutter:
the first act by James Stewart, on Flickr
the second act by James Stewart, on Flickr
the grand finale by James Stewart, on Flickr
the encore by James Stewart, on Flickr
You will one day!I have never managed to get lightning in a photo yet , love these type of shots and this is great![]()
These are spectacular! Great shots.heat lightning series out the bedroom window
Not really, but if you spend a lot of time chasing other things, sooner or later there will be a rainbow.I would almost dare call you a rainbow chaser!
Thank you so much! Each image is a single photograph with a long exposure. Minor adjustments in Lightroom 5 (I don't own Photoshop or pay for subscriptions either)These are spectacular! Great shots.
Do I understand correctly that @30 seconds you caught several different lightning bolts in one capture? I mean, they’re not a Photoshop composite?
Thank you for the kind words! All are long exposure (30 seconds) with Canon 70-200 F/4L IS @ f/4, ISO 100, 85mm.I really love how you can see the updraft on this storm! Are these long exposure by chance? They almost look too sharp to be!
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