Shortly after full dark a thunder storm began lighting up our eastern sky. Attaching a 24-105mm lens setting the focus manually to near infinity, dialing in a F5.6, ISO 2000 and setting the mode to bulb I was ready to go. I made the following images handheld with the shutter depressed allowing the strobe effect of the lightening to make the exposure. After each bolt of lightening I released the shutter momentarily before depressing it and waiting for the next flash.
8 comments:
Wow! These are really beautiful images. So very nice.
My, oh my, these are extraordinary! The last one is like a volcano exploding. Just wonderful light effects1
nice shot Coy
Love these! Great job.
Again, you have done a nice job here. I'm not even sure that my Pentax will even has a ISO that high. Must take a look. You seem to know much more about photography than I do.
I just love these images. I can stay forever trying the same, but only get wet. :)
Hi Coy, real great captures these my friend.
So totally cool!
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