Lightning photos

Wo9ooaaahhhh
Really cool
You'd never thi k giant streaks of plasma temporarily flashing through the lower layers if the atmosphere would be so pretty!

 

I love lightning, and these photos are awesome! We don't get thunderstorms in Ireland, but whenever I go back to my family there's so many, and it's really great seeing the lightning strikes. They look so cool, but I never managed to get them in a picture. :( Yours look sick, though, especially the third which is massive! :o

 

Smart idea, can't believe I never thought of that!

 

woahh they're really pretty! keep up the awesome work photographing! =D

 

very cool very nice

 

Heyo!
Nice photos! I always enjoy looking at photos of lightning, and I find that it's difficult to both see the bolt and capture it with a camera. Keep up the great work!

 

@DeluxFTW Woahh these pictures remind of what i videotaped the other day.. your scenery is extremely similar to what I have at my house. take a look :o
https://imgur.com/a/sWhW4WR

 

This is really cool! Nice job capturing these! :)

 

How did u take the pics so fast??? for me lightning will flash before i take the pic

 

Whoa, how do you catch these photos?

Really good btw.

 

Oh my, those are honestly some incredible photos of lightning and I'm very shocked that you were able to capture them on camera. Timing lightning can be an incredible pain and is not something that you can easily do. Though I have to say, those look so beautiful, though that may just be me and my affinity with lightning and things of that nature but regardless, wow I'm shocked. I especially like the second and third photographs because of its beautiful illustration of how it moves. You see it really does capture its movement because of how lightning works or at least part of it is when lightning is headed towards the ground it actually doesn't go one direction immediately, it moves and changes many directions when going down. Then, though that photo doesn't illustrate it, when it goes down at one point the ground reaches or sort of responds to the lightning back, which is pretty fascinating.