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EGeezer
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Post your weather pictures here

This topic is for members' photographs of weather and weather related scenes. Please post only your own or your family's pictures. Also, please post the time, location and description along with the picture for educational purposes.

If you have a picture that you need help resizing, cleaning up or fixing, you can post them in the »Digital Imaging forum and get help.

If there are any discussions, please don't post replies to this topic, but instead create a separate topic on the picture so we can keep this one uncluttered, with "pictures only".

I hope this will be enjoyable and educational for all - Have fun!
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EGeezer
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Mount Sterling, Ohio June 28, 2006 17:16 EDT
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Sundog at Grove City, OH March 17, 2005 08:24 EST
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Near Deer Creek State Park, Ohio Rain Shower June 4, 2006 19:01 EDT
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Mount Sterling, OH storm June 28 2006 19:21 EDT
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Near Wasilla, AK July 17 2005 13:23 AKDT
Kicking off the topic, here are a few from my files.


ghostpainter
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I st picture Southern California, Rancho Cucamonga city limits and Mt's.
December, 2005, after 120 inches of snow fall in 2 days.

2nd picture. 2:pm in the afternoon October, 2003 during the 200,000 acre firestorm that raged around us for 5 days.
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wth
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I'm on vacation now in Estes Park, CO & RMNP
It got up to 83 degrees yesterday...about 10 degrees above normal.


mudpie
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Yesterday
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Today
From Soggy TX.

ericisback

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Hayward
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A lucky post sunset shot from a few nights ago. (An instantainious acting SLR helps... Pentax K10D) Yet still only one of about 10 tries.

PS looks like that just missed the Navy SEALS over there on Flemming Key... maybe a radio tower of theirs... of course could have been well the other side to in open water... hard to tell.
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Budster
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Dust Cloud

Dust Storm in Sudan


EGeezer
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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Now here's one that deserves a big thumbs up! from richdelb See Profile-

»richdelb picture 'Mid August Supercell thunderstorm o..'


mindypin
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»www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhfvGNALFh8


Powerful force of a volcano - even 15 years later!

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gallowsroad

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July 20, 2007
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July 25, 2007
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July 25, 2007
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July 25, 2007
All taken in Vero Beach, Florida. The last three are from a wild storm that crawled slowly past to the south west, then filled back and pounded us later on. The cloud colors were all over the map, and the lightning shot, such as it is, was blind luck.


EGeezer
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Great pictures! The lightning shot taken at 1/30th of a second was fantastic good fortune. Thanks for sharing!


gallowsroad

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said by EGeezer:

The lightning shot taken at 1/30th of a second was fantastic good fortune.
Image stabilization is your friend.

A comical note about that lightning. I pushed the aperture to force a slower shutter speed in hopes of getting a lightning shot, but was shooting in RAW, and my cam will not shoot in Drive mode in RAW format, only jpg. So I was shooting single frames.

Thinking I was missing out on the lightning I switched to jpg, and using drive mode shot over 100 frames while watching lightning bolts drop from the sky within the camera's field of view.

After all that, the first, single RAW shot was the only frame that had a lightning bolt visible in it and I didn't know that until I downloaded the photos later on. It isn't a fantastic lightning shot (there are far better to be found on the Gallery pages here and all over Flickr, for example) but it's what I got that day.

Pure, blind luck.
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Axilla
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From what I have been told by a gentlemen that does a lot of weather photography. He closes down his aperture a lot then uses an extremely long exposure time.

The link below shows the results.
»www.wxnut.net/storms.htm

He says he has a lightening trigger as well, but doesn't get as good a result with it.


gallowsroad

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said by Axilla:

From what I have been told by a gentlemen that does a lot of weather photography. He closes down his aperture a lot then uses an extremely long exposure time.
Great photos!

I did close down the aperture as much as I could, but it was the middle of the day and I was standing in bright sunlight shooting into the storm, so getting truly long exposures wouldn't have been possible without a filter of some sort. That's why I gave up the single shots and tried to capture lightning with the drive mode turned on, figuring that with all the lightning my eyes were seeing, a hundred exposures ought to catch *something*.

They didn't.
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Axilla
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I haven't completely picked this guys brain yet so there may be more to it.

I really never have tried to capture lightening yet, but well, it does travel at the speed of light.



simplykristi
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I've taken a lot of weather pics this year. You can visit my weather pics at »www.simplykristi.smugmug.com/Weather/ I love to take weather pics.

Kristi



EGeezer
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Wow, what a collection!



mindypin
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That is awesome!



Hayward
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A sky Jellyfish

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A sunset sky jellyfish
At least that is what I like to call them. A whispy little rain cell at sunset.
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