This photo was taken last night around 9 p.m., while I was sitting
on my deck. I have always been fascinated with the weather and
I was really happy to get this one. This streak was multi-
pronged as you can see and pretty close probably around 3-5 miles
away. In fact, afterward I thought next time I will have to pay more
attention to how close the strikes are. The strikes were not coming
closer but staying in pretty much the same location, so I was fortunate.
Last night I learned how much patience it takes to get a lightning shot.
Oh boy, I see why professionals use a tripod and a cable release. To make
a long story short, I didn't. I shot this one using Full Manual, aperture 7.1,
keeping the shutter open for 10 seconds at 6 mm, ISO Speed 80, and without
a tripod. That is why this shot is so special :)
Southern Sky...
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