Nightscape First chase of new storm year

[Photofarmer]

Tough going

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[Photofarmer]

my love hate relationship with wide angled lenses continues

 

[jcass]

Awesome! Make sure you're carrying a 1-iron with you.

 

[NGauger101010]

Beautiful and ominous at the same time

 

[David Stallard]

Awesome set, some of those cloud formations are phenomenal.

 

[Photofarmer]

The plan actually was to get a lighthouse in foreground with bolts behind it.
Storm didnt cooperate and move as expected

 

[MrSparks999]

Awesome! Make sure you're carrying a 1-iron with you.

Not even god can hit a 1 iron (Lee Trevino)

 

[AKVet]

Incredible! Just amazing!

 

[Photofarmer]

another round of storms 24 hours time post more pics? Way different location plan is to get to flat country about 15 miles from range of hills at sunset and get them as they come over. Thats the theory and each time i get slightly better with focus .
Some guys do birds some wildlife some motorsport some street etc etc weve each got our loved topic.

 

[jcass]

Ok, Photo... assuming that Mr. Farmer is what they called your father (another reference to an old joke, no disrespect intended)... are you taking those photos using a trigger system, not pre-capture, long exposure, or pure dumb luck (Harry Potter reference). I seem to remember a reading a reference to triggers, but I'm too lazy to go back and look and I would appreciate updated info.

So, if you're willing, please share a little more technical info on how you captured these amazing photos.

Btw, I can't decide if my favorite is the fourth because of the colors in the grasses or the fifth because of the power in the sky/clouds/lightning with the affect of their presence in the foreground.

 

[Photofarmer]

Triggers. Used to use invertalometer/long exposures upgraded to triggers to safe shutter cliks

 

[Cory Stallard]

Tough going
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Love these, they're awesome!

 

[Photofarmer]

Ok, Photo... assuming that Mr. Farmer is what they called your father (another reference to an old joke, no disrespect intended)... are you taking those photos using a trigger system, not pre-capture, long exposure, or pure dumb luck (Harry Potter reference). I seem to remember a reading a reference to triggers, but I'm too lazy to go back and look and I would appreciate updated info.

So, if you're willing, please share a little more technical info on how you captured these amazing photos.

Btw, I can't decide if my favorite is the fourth because of the colors in the grasses or the fifth because of the power in the sky/clouds/lightning with the affect of their presence in the foreground.

Take my RP my R6 and wifes R6ii which i claim during storm chases.
Triggers yes but varying exposures from 30 seconds 5 and then a quick one which often results in super sharp image but less dramatic. Other issue with long exposures in storms is wind sometimes 30 seconds doesnt quite work even with sand bags