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Date: 10/27/04 17:34
Arizona Summer Monsoon Weather Shot
Author: bnsfbob

June, 2000. Allentown, AZ on the former AT&SF Second District. Signals were victim of a resig project about two years ago. Photo is copyrighted. Bob




Date: 10/27/04 18:04
Re: Arizona Summer Monsoon Weather Shot
Author: LenKratz

Great shot!!

LK



Date: 10/27/04 18:08
Re: Arizona Summer Monsoon Weather Shot
Author: bnsfbob

Thanks, Len

E-mail you soon. Bob



Date: 10/27/04 18:35
Arizona Summer Monsoon a Winner!
Author: cozephyr

Arizona sure is the place for terrific lightning. Thanks for sharing a dramatic moment.



Date: 10/27/04 19:21
Re: Arizona Summer Monsoon a Winner!
Author: LenKratz

Colorado also gets some serious lightning.



Date: 10/27/04 20:08
Re: Arizona Summer Monsoon a Winner!
Author: EspeeGoldenState

That would make an AWESOME wallpaper.



Date: 10/27/04 23:44
Re: Arizona Summer Monsoon Weather Shot
Author: trainlady

Do you use a remote that is triggered by flashes to take so many lightning shots? Or are you just lucky? What is your secret? I would say long exposures, however there is no movement to things that would indicate a long exposure..
Audra



Date: 10/28/04 07:13
Re: Arizona Summer Monsoon Weather Shot
Author: DaveL

Well, I don't use IE so I can't help you set the pic for wallpaper.......
In NutScrape, all you do is right click on the pic and select 'set walpaper'......too easy!!!

DaveL



Date: 10/28/04 07:20
Re: Arizona Summer Monsoon Weather Shot
Author: bnsfbob

trainlady Wrote:
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> Do you use a remote that is triggered by flashes
> to take so many lightning shots? Or are you just
> lucky? What is your secret? I would say long
> exposures, however there is no movement to things
> that would indicate a long exposure..
> Audra

I think I left the shutter open for about 15 secs. When a storm is at the right point electrically there will dozens of flashes per minute. Bob



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