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four layers of lightning from the space of about five minutes. problem was that the dust bunnies were breeding like crazy and I was too lazy to cull them. lol
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multiple exposure lightning![]() click ^ for higher res image. four layers of lightning from the space of about five minutes. problem was that the dust bunnies were breeding like crazy and I was too lazy to cull them. lol Mark Greenmantle
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Absolutely brilliant Mark, congratulations! How about sending some storms down Melbourne's way? Although I hear SE QLD has been missing out lately!
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another excellent shot in your lightning series
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Mark - outstanding as always
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cant wait for the next decent storm. currently it's threatening to rain but I doubt any will fall. just hot and muggy as hell.
thanks for the comments ![]() Mark Greenmantle
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Great work Mark....
Sydney was providing plenty of storms there during early summer, but now the storms seem to have backed off ![]()
Mark
This is a superb image. I have seen way too many lightning shots that are just that - a pic of some lightning. Technically difficult but ininteresting. This takes this to a whole new level where the rest of the scene is abuzz with colour and excitement and the well captured lightning is the icing on the cake. And not a Goth in sight. Peter
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LMFAO! No none in sight, just three behind a row of Nikons. hehe and thanks guys, much appreciated ![]() Mark Greenmantle
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