Cityscape Lightning by kgb224
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Description
Something fresh and new.Our Station is out at the moment.So i tackled the stairs and climbed to the top of our Boiler House Roof.Took a series of pictures from our Boiler House roof which i will share the following few days.For the first time i used the Bulb setting on my camera.To get better results with the Bulb setting one need a special remote which i cannot afford at the moment.So what i did is set my camera on the M setting and set the camera on Bulb setting.I pressed the shutter button halfway to focus and after focusing held the button down till i saw some Lightning strike and then immediately release the shutter button.I also used a tripod for this series of pictures.Trust everyone will enjoy this series.
Comments (9)
This is a striking :) image!
Excellent night time capture and great that you managed to get the lighting in the shot! I see two strikes. Fantastic work Christo!
wow Stunning ! excellent capture
Amazing that you were able to get lightening at all! I have tried this procedure before but I must be brain-delayed because I never get a thing. :-)
Excellent image Christo and loads of patience on your side! You should investigate a cable release for your camera. It plugs into the camera with a shutter at the end of the cord. It is WAY cheaper that a remote! :)
Beautiful! Well done, my friend.
Beautifully done Christo!
Very beautiful work my friend. It is the class. Cheer and mile mercies ((5++)) Très beau travail mon ami . C'est la classe . Bravo et mile mercis ((5++))
Great work. I don't think I have ever had the skillz to capture lighting!