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Thunderstorm over Beirut
By akhater
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We had a rare thunderstorm in Lebanon yesterday night and I took some shots.
This one is take from Ain Saade, a village about 600meters above sea level from my balcony. The city that you can see is Beirut, Lebanons capital.
My camera was secured on a tripod and each exposure was about 25 to 30seconds with white balance set to tungsten to compensate for light pollution of the city.
This one is a combination of 3 shots each having 1 to 3 bolts in different places and merged in Photoshop using the lighten blending mode. After that mainly S-curves to increase contrast.
If interested you can check this tutorial for tips about thunder photography.
Prints Available Here
Location: Ain Saade, Lebanon
ref: 2008-10-27_EOS 40D_100-0864-086
MCN: CA0C4-572C1-B422A
This one is take from Ain Saade, a village about 600meters above sea level from my balcony. The city that you can see is Beirut, Lebanons capital.
My camera was secured on a tripod and each exposure was about 25 to 30seconds with white balance set to tungsten to compensate for light pollution of the city.
This one is a combination of 3 shots each having 1 to 3 bolts in different places and merged in Photoshop using the lighten blending mode. After that mainly S-curves to increase contrast.
If interested you can check this tutorial for tips about thunder photography.
Prints Available Here
Location: Ain Saade, Lebanon
ref: 2008-10-27_EOS 40D_100-0864-086
MCN: CA0C4-572C1-B422A
Image details
Image size
800x533px 105.37 KB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon EOS 40D
Shutter Speed
25/1 second
Aperture
F/4.0
Focal Length
60 mm
ISO Speed
100
Date Taken
Oct 27, 2008, 10:54:06 PM
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Hilarious shot! I have always tried to take the picture of thunderstorm but failed. You did a really nice work.
Beirut Lebanon
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