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Shot tonight at a thunderstorm through my office window.
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Nice catch Frank 8) . We rarely if ever get lightning here so I appreciate shots like that every time I see them.
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Looks like an arteriogram of the arteries of the heart
![]() VERY nice catch, Frank! |
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Its interesting how lightning works..
I have some 35mm film around here with shots of lightning ![]() Also have the tracers from the ground reaching up to the forks! Good job Frank! |
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This is ELECTRIC!!!
excuse the bad pun! regards Martin. |
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Wow! That is excellent.
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Hi,
It's very easy to be honest. Point at the sky, set a 15 seconds exposure and let it go, when the lighting flashes hold your hand for the lens for the remaining seconds. You will have alot of black shots, but you WILL get the lightning. Greetings, Frank |
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Frank,
Thanks for the tip on how to do lightning. I often wondered how one could do it on the cheap wihtout fancy electronic equipment. And yes, the picture was great. Aloha. |
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