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Felix Nieves
{K:1143} 10/31/2005
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What a GREAT Shot !!!
Felix
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Bob Fraga
{K:263} 10/27/2005
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Thanks Ann for your coments. Greatly welcomed after looking at your photo pages. Excelent work, of course Australia (will get there some day I hope) gives you alot of oppertunities, right? Like I told Chris, not much time and very lucky.
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Bob Fraga
{K:263} 10/27/2005
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Chris, thanks for your coment. This was a fast photo opertunity. No time for tripod. Lucky to have got what I did. This is my first lighting shot.
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Jim Budrakey
{K:24393} 10/26/2005
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Wow! I admire your patience - 4 out of 210. Still, you got a great shot.
Check out http://www.weather-photography.com/techniques.php?cat=lightning&page=lightning for some tips.
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Ann Nida
{K:45248} 10/26/2005
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I've never shot lightning but I thought the idea was to mount the camera onto a tripod and leave the shutter open on bulb for a good few minutes or until you know you captured the desired amount of lightning. Of course I'm probably wrong cause, as I said...I've never done it. You've done a nice job of this though. Sure you can clone out the house blur if you want. I enjoy the lines of the house and silhouette of the trees framing the lightning. Great capture. Cheers - Ann :)
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Chris Boivin
{K:9030} 10/26/2005
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Nice capture Bob, lightning is very difficult to get. I see a little movement when looking by the house, see a faint outline in the sky. Great shot though.
Chris
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