Thanks again, you guys. I wasn't really happy with the processing, so I took another run at it especially to try to reduce the noise. I also used CS3 auto-color feature to see how it thought the colors should be. It's a little yellow, although it was late in the day and that might actually be accurate. Thoughts?
yeah, a good moment
sincerely I never catch a lightning in my pictures. Seems to be a hard job for me taking pictures with the storm and hopefully catching a lightning. Good job indeed!
sincerely I never catch a lightning in my pictures. Seems to be a hard job for me taking pictures with the storm and hopefully catching a lightning. Good job indeed!
Lightning shots at night are a piece of cake. Just open your shutter with a remote and close it after the lightning strikes. Lightning during the day is much more difficult however.
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Nice shot.
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Thanks, Mike. And no-sir, it not a composite. It's as-shot, and I have the RAW file as proof. However, that was astute of you to ask.
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Seriously, great catch.
What a fantastic opportunity. Huzzah !
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Where's the unicorn? I agree with rwells, the symmetry between the lightening and the rainbow is pretty cool!
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sincerely I never catch a lightning in my pictures. Seems to be a hard job for me taking pictures with the storm and hopefully catching a lightning. Good job indeed!
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Lightning shots at night are a piece of cake. Just open your shutter with a remote and close it after the lightning strikes. Lightning during the day is much more difficult however.
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Thank you, Aaron! New version it is then. I always value your input.
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