We don't get a lot of lightning in much of California, so this is one of my first lightning images, captured back in August 2006. It's a combination of two adjacent exposures, to include the lightning from each. To catch lightning it's simplest to use long exposures (so you don't have to buy a special shutter release triggered by the lightning flash itself), but it's also often windy close to these storms, so there is some risk of tripod movement. The images I combined to create this ended up a little soft, so they'll never make great large prints, but I still like seeing the event in a less demanding resolution like this.
Luther Pass lightning storm
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Wow... reminds me of back home, growing up when the storms would come after such a hot humid day. Beautiful.
So gorgeous!!
+yani B Back home? where?
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splendor .... ...
Awesome picture!
Very nice how far did you zoom