Lightning storming
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This is actually a photoshop creation. The lightning is real, as are the clouds – but the water is my first attempt at creating a water reflection in photoshop. The actual image the bottom 1/3 is a field in landlocked Oklahoma…
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Taken at Mindarie W.A on Australia day 2007
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Monsoonal thunderstorm and lightning, Darwin.
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Monsoonal thunderstorm and lightning, Darwin. Rollieflex SL66, 80mm lens, Fuji Velvia film.
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I took this photo of a storm hitting the Glasshouse Mountains just after sunset from the top of Wild Horse Mountain. Unfortunately the mountains don’t look too sharp due to the blurring effect of the heavy rain. I had a lot of trouble holding the tripod down the wind was so fierce let alone keeping rain drops off the lens.
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Two large lightning bolts in Arizona. / Canon 20D + 28-135mm IS USM.
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Thunderstorm and lightning, Darwin Harbour, Australia. / Nikon F3, Fuji Velvia fim. / © Copyright Ern Mainka - Nominated to Pay It Forward Group by Billyboy Billyboy’s comment: / “I spent a LONG time searching through my favs… I’m pretty choosey about what I put in there so the choice was always gonna be a tough one. Thing is, I am just amazed by lightning. It has fascinated me since I can remember, standing outside in the rain during a T-storm (yeah, I know better now!) just to catch the flashes and to smell the ozone when a big one hit close by. And now being on an art site like RB and others, I’ve come across some awesome takes by people who really make it their life’s aim to capture the best of natures fireworks. But when I stumbled upon Ern’s take on this storm over Darwin, I was mesmerized. Here it’s not about the flash. The flash is beautifully understated… but it’s about the impact the strike has on the vast expanse surrounding it. From the beautifully lit cloud formations, right down to the apparent vulnerability and insignificance of the man made ship reflecting the sun from the opposite direction. This is a masterpiece for which I am awestruck over the fact that it didn’t get as many comments as it deserved. Maybe showcasing it here will bring it to the attention of lots of others who will see its beauty as I have. Ern, thanks for blowing me away bigtime with your art!” Thank you Bill. / Ern -
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From the destructive force of Hurricane Katrina to the wild temperature swings in Europe and the United States – many have begun to consider not only that climate change might be real, but that it might have significant economic consequences.
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Taken on the same wild night as “In the Beginning” but this time looking north to Sydney from Bundeena Cliffs in Royal National Park NSW Australia. You’re looking at about 20km of city in this shot so that is one long lightning bolt! Canon 30D / Tv: 5secs / Av: f/2.8 / ISO 100 / FL: 17mm
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Gainesville, Florida USA 2008
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Its Sunday around lunchtime. A huge thunderstorm arrives over our city. It only lasted a short time but 1 of my 160 shots captured this strike. / I hope you like it.
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storm series / / Under a cloud / Storm / Storm2 / Darker parts
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Every woman has a fierce, strong, warrior inside her. Dedicated to all the women on Redbubble! Especially… Rosalie Dale – because she’s my mother! / My daughter Zoe – she fought cancer and won! / Rose Moxon – a stronger woman I don’t know / Ash Sivils – a brave, warrior woman / Jessica Tremp – she has been hurt but will find her inner warrior / Jo O’Brien – she is not afraid to be exactly who she is / fireandice – she has wrestled with the devil and won! / Melinda Kerr – a warrior for women everywhere / Kellie Cranmer – creater of dreams / Rhana Griffin – a woman with a heart of gold, and a sense of humour to rival the best comedian!! / LittleHelen – because like me although she wants the world to stop sometimes, she gets up and battles on regardless I’m sure there are many other gorgeous, warrior women who deserve mention! This image is for all of them. Stock used... / Crows / Background / Woman
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Always nice to have a wild night during the summer… 1.5” of rain and a wild light show. Rock Hollow Lodge, Arcadia Oklahoma
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Lightning from an approaching storm west of Geranium in the Southern Mallee South Australia
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Main Beach
by drecThe hi-rises of Main Beach with lightning going out to sea. Forgot my wet weather gear today and caught on the wrong side of the bridge as I was watching a cell to the north and one moved in behind me. Overlooking the broadwater, Gold Coast (06/12/08) View more of my storm images / / Storms
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I always wanted to take a photo like this , taken around 2 am on the 6 Dec 08. here you see the Palm Island of Dubai , the palm island Jumeirah is one of the 3 huge Dubai projects , man made island in the shape of palm tree in the far end of the Island you see the New Atlantis hotel which was opened just last month , they did the world biggest fireworks show for the grand opening of this hotel , the most famous and wealthy people of this world came for the private party of the Atlantis hotel. you can see many videos on youtube of Atlantis hotel and the fireworks See these 2of the video of the fireworks of the opening of the Atlantis hotel on the palm island- Dubai HERE / HERE another / you can see many more on youtube.com to read more about the Palm islands click the image below /
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North of Weatherford, Oklahoma / This storm later dropped a tornado that did damage in the Enid area. 25 Apr 2009 2020 hrs Nikon D2X / Nikkor 17-55mm / Slik Tripod / MC-30 Cable Release 17mm / 1.60 sec F/6.7 / ISO 100 0 EV
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Beautiful clean positive lightning bolt leaping out the front of an active thunderstorm complex at Batchelor Airport 07/10/08
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This is a great example of a staccato cloud to ground lightning strike (in this case cloud to sea). Staccato cloud-to-ground lightning is perhaps the most photogenic of all lightning. It is termed “staccato” because the lightning is comprised of just one single, rapid discharge and is typically accompanied by a myriad of interesting and intricate branching. I caught this one at 5am just off the Warrnambool coast a couple of weeks ago – very nice ! bubblesite / photography blog / portfolio Canon EOS 5DmkII. / ©T.Middleton2009 —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-——
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Watching an amazing lightning show tonight as it passed through between Beachport and Millicent in the Limestone Coast. If you view this large you will see small red dots at the bottom of the strike – they are the tower lights on the Wind-farm nearby at Canunda. Canon 400D 17-85 lens. Two second exposure.
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