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Danger Beyond the Wall

By sherlob
Thanks for the votes and comments on my recent uploads.

Back to storms of my last night in Crete recently. I was pleased with this - in the past I have always found taking images of lightening a tricky process - similar to knitting water. In this case - the frequency of the lightening helped.

The fg is a little soft in this - difficult to focus in the near dark. The illumination on the harbour rocks comes from the lights of Sissi - a small harbour town to my immediate right.

Regards,

Adam

Tags: Photo journalism Crete Storm Greece Digitally manipulated Lightening Landscape and travel Wildlife and nature Sports and action

Voters: gareth01422, mrswoolybill, Philip_H and 25 more


Uploaded:
14 Nov 2012 9:07PM
Camera:
Canon EOS 5D MkII
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Lens:
EF200mm f/2.8L II USM
Shutter Speed:
123s
Aperture:
f/11.0
ISO:
400
Focal Length:
200.0 mm
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Comments


Franko59 6 3 2 England
14 Nov 2012 9:22PM
Awesome capture!,,regards Ian

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SlowSong Plus
9 7.4k 30 England
14 Nov 2012 9:45PM
Pretty spectacular. Well done.
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HELANA 8 United Kingdom
14 Nov 2012 9:49PM
Very well capture, nice one.
Elena
Hermanus 5 4 South Africa
15 Nov 2012 5:30AM
Excellent !! This is a great capture !!
Richsr 11 91 223 England
16 Nov 2012 10:43AM
Not easy to capture lighting forks but done well with this Adam, not sure I would have been out there in this type of weather
regards Richard
fraser 14 631 14 Scotland
16 Nov 2012 1:23PM
Powerful image Adam. I know how difficult these are to get and yet this one is so well lit and composed.

Fraser

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