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The buildings are very blurry as it was handheld 15 sec exposure ( i think i held my breath for 10 out of those ) but i'm glad i caught the lightning.. in fact 2 of them..

and i dont even have shutter lock on my cam.. this is sheer luck.. hope you like them..

Nothin great apart from the LIGHTING
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Hand held for 15 seconds. Wow you must have gone asleep, mine would have been all over the place. lol... At least you got the lightning which is always a nice thing. Well done mate. You did something that I have never done. You captured the lightning.

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Hand held for 15 seconds. Wow you must have gone asleep, mine would have been all over the place. lol... At least you got the lightning which is always a nice thing. Well done mate. You did something that I have never done. You captured the lightning.

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Thanks for your kind words Jake.. Means a lot coming from you!!
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I like the shot. Try experimenting with it to see what you come up with in pp.
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I like the shot. Try experimenting with it to see what you come up with in pp.
I will heater.. unfortunately, my prowess in PP is quite poor.. but will still try...
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I love this shot. Very cool. It actually gives me some great ideas.
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Lucky or not, the lightening is just great harsh. NIce work my friend.
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Harsh, that is a cool photo! I haven't dared holding my camera that long, not even for a second exposure. I have poor hand control that is why I try to bring my tripod with me most of the time! The blur adds an effect to the lightning. I agree. Try PP, see what can come out of it!
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Very cool shot! It almost feels as if the lightning is causing the world to shutter!
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I love this shot. Very cool. It actually gives me some great ideas.
Thanks for your comments hypnotoad.. waiting to see your work..

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Lucky or not, the lightening is just great harsh. NIce work my friend.
Thanks Fred.. Great coming from an accomplished photographer like you.

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Harsh, that is a cool photo! I haven't dared holding my camera that long, not even for a second exposure. I have poor hand control that is why I try to bring my tripod with me most of the time! The blur adds an effect to the lightning. I agree. Try PP, see what can come out of it!
I will as soon as i get time.. hopefully will be able to do somethin over the weekend.. unfortunately i'm very weak in PP. If u have some interesting idea on this one, pls feel free to edit and re-post in this thread.. It'll help us learn only..

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Very cool shot! It almost feels as if the lightning is causing the world to shutter!
Thanks.. After u say this, it actually looks quite interesting now... Guess it all depends on the perspective
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