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Lions Roar

An eventful night deep in the Wheatbelt. Structure and lightning was just amazing.

An eventful night deep in the Wheatbelt. Structure and lightning was just amazing.
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This is a killer image. WOW

Beautifully done. Lightning is a huge challenge for me but it looks like you have found a way to master it. How do you capture such stunning lightning photos?

Spectacular!

Wholly molly. GREAT photo.

Love it! What was youre exposure time here?

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Amazing cloud structure associated with thunderstorms rumbling through the Wheatbelt of Western Australia

The incredible lightshow continued right through the incredible colours of sunset.
I was in awe the whole time, pinching myself that i was witness to

As the sun was setting the colours captured by the clouds was changing dramatically. But the lightning kept firing, flash, bang it roared into the nig

Not long after my last shot of the incredible structure, I turned my attention to the lightning that started to ramp up.
This is one of many shots ta

I bolted east after the storms didnt look like they were going to impact the hills and I was greeted by easily the best sunset I have ever see.
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e found our way through the rain and lightning and eventually popped out to capture the fading sunlight on the storm clouds. Another spectacular sunse

Another image from the most incredible lightning display I've been able to capture. Right on sunset the colours were out of this world.

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As the light was fading the bolts become very pronounced. The brilliant colours of sunset were replaced by incredible flashes of light that lit of the

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