Saw some fantastic lightning right over the mountains and thought, now there's an opportunity.
Stopped, out, set up tripod, waited, waited , waited. NO MORE LIGHTNING


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Different view of Glasshouse MountainsCaught this on the way home tonight.
Saw some fantastic lightning right over the mountains and thought, now there's an opportunity. Stopped, out, set up tripod, waited, waited , waited. NO MORE LIGHTNING ![]() ![]() Cheers
Mark ![]() http://www.trekaboutphotography.com He who dies with the most lenses wins...
i really like this pic! dunno y, i think its the contrast between the two different colours in the sky. can imagine what that storm would have been like! shame there was no more lightning ay! that would have made a pretty spectacular shot!
Nathan
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Works for me. A great shot of the ranges. The bright orange bit adds to the image really well.
You seem to have quite a few dust bunnies on your sensor (or could be flies) Steve.
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Nice, I think the glasshouse mountains are great subjects. Like you said, a little something different this time. Really like the contrast. Top shot.
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Thanks for all the kind comments folks.
And thanks for bringing the "flies" to my attention Killa ![]() Courtesy of Manta (many thanks) the dust bunnies are done and dusted.. Cheers
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