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***August 2023 Image and Video Thread

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GeorgeHudetz

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Over on the XPan thread, I posted a composite image of about 10 minutes worth of lightning strikes. About an hour after I grabbed that shot, the sun was setting, and there was this amazing little fissure in the clouds that allowed the sun to eek through in a way that it created an incredibleP1176570_4k 3.jpg
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streak of light, but only in a southerly direction. The net result was what looked like a huge flame thrower shooting out over the rockies. I stepped outside to capture that, and got super lucky in that a flash of lightning coincided perfectly with that particular one-tenth of a second after I pushed the shutter button. Couldn't believe it, but there it was.
 
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Amazing photo, George!
 
GeorgeHudetz said:
Over on the XPan thread, I posted a composite image of about 10 minutes worth of lightning strikes. About an hour after I grabbed that shot, the sun was setting, and there was this amazing little fissure in the clouds that allowed the sun to eek through in a way that it created an incredibleView attachment 851 streak of light, but only in a southerly direction. The net result was what looked like a huge flame thrower shooting out over the rockies. I stepped outside to capture that, and got super lucky in that a flash of lightning coincided perfectly with that particular one-tenth of a second after I pushed the shutter button. Couldn't believe it, but there it was.
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Wow, that was a really lucky shot
 
I've never heard of a 'foam party' before! I learn something new every day. ;)
 
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When I first read the name of this church, I felt sure it said "St Malarkey's". Well, I was close. :D

This little church is located at Rylstone, a small historic town in the central west of New South Wales.

St Malachy's Church, Rylstone by Peter Watters, on Flickr
 
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Trying out some astrophotography with the Sigma 24mm f/2 DG DN, just to try it out and see what it can do. No nice foreground I'm afraid, just pointed straight up.
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Nice start! It can become quite an obsession...
Here's two quick star trails I did in Arches National Park recently. Exposure time was of the order of 10 to 15 minutes, using the S5's Live View Composite mode & the Sigma 14-24.
Light painting of the rocks (which is forbidden in Arches) was courtesy of passing cars, LOL.
First shot shows a single Perseid Meteor. And, you can see a vertical band of colors from the Milky Way just to the right of the north star.
Second shot is of Balanced Rock.
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  • 14.0 mm
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Nice shot, nice plane. I flew a PA-28R quite a bit several years ago.
 
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Imperfect Sunset by Jcw Photographic, on Flickr

To say I haven’t been very active on here since I joined is somewhat of an understatement. I finally got the chance to get out to a local lake for what was looking to be a dramatic sunset. Unfortunately by the time I arrived the drama had largely dissipated so I made the decision to use a long exposure to try and salvage the situation.
 
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