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taking back my name
{K:16992} 6/8/2008
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very good timing and a fenomenal capture of the lightning... it is interesting the fact that you have captured a horizontal lightning which i think happens more rarely than the opposite (or am i wrong?!).
regards,
v.
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Kevin Settles
{K:620} 6/8/2008
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Thanks for your comments Visar!
I am not too sure about how much the cloud to cloud lightning occurs but it is sure amazing to watch!
Thanks again!
Kevin
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Candice McLeod
{K:105} 6/8/2008
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Beautiful!
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Dennis Komis
{K:3204} 6/8/2008
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i've tried this a million times and have come up zilch - how on earth do you people manage to fire the shutter at just the right time? so, lightning wise this is a cool shot - but, photography wise it aint - as a matter of fact it's pretty sloppy - the focus is off, there's a bunch of unintended light reflections and the horizon is tilted (not intentionally i presume). so next time you're out shooting lightnings get a tripod, set up your shot and wait for the discharge.
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Kevin Settles
{K:620} 6/9/2008
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Thanks for your comment! I started out shooting in a different direction and as the storm to the south began to intensify I positioned my tripod and shot a few in the direction in this photo. I didn't have a lot of time to set up as I had to get out of there shortly after this shot was taken because of the intensifying storm.
I have another shot of lightning several shots before this one I would like you to take a look at and critique. This is my first attempt at lightning photography so any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks Kevin
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Mohammad Khorasani
{K:47} 6/11/2008
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Very nice Shot.
An amasing opposition is between the ground and the sky above.
a yellow light is sleeping from right to left, and a blue light is Flying against to Conquer it.
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