Sometimes, When No One Sees... by Geoff Coleman - Landscapes
…the sky sings its love to the sea.
And what a song it sang this night. Fifth in the Sea Storm series, shot off the Bundeena Cliffs, Royal National Park just south of Sydney. This is actually fourth in the sequence and comes between Night Blaze
and the Rapture
Just click on each pic if you want to follow its link.
Taken with the old Canon 30D
Tv: 30secs
Av: f/4.5
ISO: 800
Fl: 22mm
Comments
The sky sings and leaves me speechless to the beauty. All three shots. I will just listen.
What a wondrous comment liza – thanks so much
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Awesome stuff Geoff !
Love the darkness to it, contrasted with a blaze of lightning bolts in the glowing storm clouds.
Thanks for your lovely comment Jared.
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Amazing capture!
Thanks Raquel
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These kinds of Lightning shots always blow my mind.
About how far off were you from this storm??
Your SOOO lucky to be able too shoot storms like this over the Ocean!! All I have is BORING
flat land with just small shrubs and bushes to shoot lightning with!!!!
Very Well done!!
When you have a storm like this the place is pretty irrelevant I think – the sea here is just a strip of black. I was standing near the cliff edge and I reckon the storm was about 2km out to sea. Thanks for your kind words and good luck getting a good storm!
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Like the colour in the cloud and the stars area good touch, nice.
Thanks drec – it was a lucky combination of storm and stars for sure.
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Extraordinary image.
Glad you like it!
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Outstanding image Geoff
Ta muchly my dear.
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Gorgeous capture…love lightning :)
Thanks – lightning certainly is compelling stuff.
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Stunning geoff
Thanks Helene.
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Geoff, these images are absolutely spectacular ~ wish I could have seen those skies
Thanks Judi – it was a marvel of a sight I have to say.
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