A wild night in Prince Edward Island started at 3 in the afternoon and the lightning was still striking the city past 10pm. There was a constant sound of fire sirens including a house that got hit not too far from us with noticeable damage.
With over 100 attempts, this photo was one of two with visible lightning and was actually named _MG_0911.CR2 Canon Eos Digital Rebel Xt | 1/1s | F/9 | 40mm | uploaded: August 6 2007
Nice image, lightning is certainly hard to capture and always takes more attempts that usable shots. Nice image filename. But its not 911 north of the border though is it?
comment from kheoh yee wei | August 24, 2007 10:06AM
Excellent capture - lighting worked out well with this!
comment from Craig Wilson | August 30, 2007 4:58AM
Hello Stephen
I'm looking for a elegant way to show my photos and so i found folderblog and your gallery. after seeing plenty ofwork with folderblog i want to ask you, if you give your template you use on this side away? anyway, i like your photos! which camera do you use (miss the exif)? unfortunatly i didnt found a way to contact you directly so i had to go this way.
regards from germany (near hamburg), Thorsten
p.s. maybe you can write me an email to inputs@gmail.com?
Contact and Camera information are found on the about page (top right) to keep the clutter down on the photo pages.
I don't feel EXIF is necessary to display to most visitors. It is still embedded in the image or you can hover over the small camera to the left of the photo title.
Lightning over Charlottetown
With over 100 attempts, this photo was one of two with visible lightning and was actually named _MG_0911.CR2 Canon Eos Digital Rebel Xt | 1/1s | F/9 | 40mm | uploaded: August 6 2007
I'm looking for a elegant way to show my photos and so i found folderblog and your gallery. after seeing plenty ofwork with folderblog i want to ask you, if you give your template you use on this side away? anyway, i like your photos! which camera do you use (miss the exif)? unfortunatly i didnt found a way to contact you directly so i had to go this way.
regards from germany (near hamburg), Thorsten
p.s. maybe you can write me an email to inputs@gmail.com?
I don't feel EXIF is necessary to display to most visitors. It is still embedded in the image or you can hover over the small camera to the left of the photo title.