First, thanks to the commenters on my last post, pointing out that the glass sculpture is by Dale Chihuly - I'm sure they're correct. Dina was the first to notice it, and Sylvia, Sonia, Lesley, Snap, Marilyn also figured it out; it's great what you can learn online.
Now it's time for another Skywatch Friday entry. This time it's a triple-lighting strike from back in July, captured in a 34.5-second exposure looking north from my front yard. The streaks of light in the lower-right are the cars on a state highway.
I do love capturing lightning! With the exception of a couple of thunder-snowstorms, I'll probably have to wait until late in the springtime before we see more thunderstorms, but I've got several shots still to post.
3 times WOW! :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome capture, Al! I always love your lightening captures, they're so dramatic and breathtaking! Hope you have a great day!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
I thought I had the day wrong for a minute! Very impressive lightening shot. Thankyou for supporting my new photography blog, I hope you will be calling by again sometimes.
ReplyDeleteWow - this is awe inspiring!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW that is awesome Al!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot...
Greetings Anna (Netherlands)
A magnificent photo, great light and color.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Karin
And I love seeing your captures. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI'm hopelessly behind reading, but I hope Sylvia and etc. told you about the Dale Chihually glass museum that you can go to next time hyou're in Tacoma.
Great capture! I have tried several times to photograph lightning, but we don't get it often enough to practice lots...
ReplyDeletewow!!!! how do u do it, Just wait outside and wait?
ReplyDeleteWow - that is some dramatic lightning!
ReplyDeleteThis is really cool! Happy sky watching.
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Stunning capture! And who doesn't love to see lightening from the safety of the monitor screen :O)
ReplyDeleteWow, what a dramatic lightning!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot!
Phenomenal picture! I love lightning and really appreciate those who capture it on film.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could do shots like that. Getting one strike is luck but capturing three is skill.
ReplyDeleteCool photo and perfect shot for SWF!Have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteThis is great.
ReplyDeleteThis is great. I try to capture lightenings, but ususally fail.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Norway.
I am a big fan of your lightning shots. They are spectacular.
ReplyDeleteI so love to take this kind of shot. But so afraid to do it. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSWF
Terrific shot of the lightning.
ReplyDeleteNicely done!
ReplyDeleteSplendid shot!
ReplyDeleteAnother great lightning capture! I'm always amazed at seeing these. Keep 'em coming, please!
ReplyDeleteLightning amazes me a lot :) You've captured them perfectly. Great work
ReplyDeletereally impressive and spectacular photos !!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou were at the right and time for this shot. Also, you were fast, as it does not last long. This is amazing shot of three strikes.
ReplyDeleteWow! Just great this picture of the triple-lighting strike! Well done!
ReplyDeleteAnother of your fantastic lightning shots. I love them one and all.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! We have the storms, but I just watch out the window and stay inside with the dogs.
ReplyDeleteKathy M.
Awesome, awesome, awesome!
ReplyDelete· Fantastic shot. You are very lucky.
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Wow, awesome shots and that's quite a long time to leave the shutter open too-amazing captures, I bet lighting with snow is quite fascinating too. Good luck!
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