Lightning!
#12
Team Mustang Source Legacy Member
Very cool! I'm wondering if the blue bolt on the right isnt' an internal reflection (upside down) of the main bolt, and not a streamer.
the top looks an awful lot like the bottom fork at the tree-tops. Just a reflection off the lense maybe? I could be wrong though, I'm no scientist.
No matter what, its a really cool picture.
Now I wish I had had my camera last night coming home from a late night at work, looking at the lunar eclipse.
the top looks an awful lot like the bottom fork at the tree-tops. Just a reflection off the lense maybe? I could be wrong though, I'm no scientist.
No matter what, its a really cool picture.
Now I wish I had had my camera last night coming home from a late night at work, looking at the lunar eclipse.
#13
Team Mustang Source
That is true, but I would think if it were a lens reflection, it would have the branches coming off the main bolt too. It does look very similar though...
#14
Legacy TMS Member
Thread Starter
I had a UV filter on the lens to protect the glass from the rain. Maybe it's reflecting back on that? I don't seem to remember seeing the blue bolt when I took the photo, but I was looking at the bolt in the sky
#15
Mach 1 Member
#17
Stubborn Bear
TMS Staff
TMS Staff
Awesome shot, thats a almost once in a life time capture. I've never been able to get lightning on my D50, I think mainly because I've only tried doing it hand held while looking through the viewfinder. Next good storm im setting up the tri-pod and using wireless remote.
#18
Legacy TMS Member
Thread Starter
Awesome shot, thats a almost once in a life time capture. I've never been able to get lightning on my D50, I think mainly because I've only tried doing it hand held while looking through the viewfinder. Next good storm im setting up the tri-pod and using wireless remote.
That's exactly what i did with my D50 to get this one!