Far Away Thunderstorm

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Far away Thunderstorm

Far Away Thunderstorm

By: alive_on_easy_stSubscribe Channel: Weather Location: West Union Saturday, Jun 5 , 10 at 10:53 PM

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The photo was taken looking due south from West Union on June 5 at 1:30 AM. I believe the storm was near the Missouri border. I was even able to get a few stars.

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alive_on_easy_st says ... on Monday, Jun 7 at 9:58 PM

Reply to Photocurious: I speed up my ISO speed to 1000 to 3000. Set my aperature at 5 to 6 and my focus to infinity. Then take about a 5-10 second exposure. Beware, the longer the exposure, the more "noise", and the dots become streaks.

photocurious says ... on Monday, Jun 7 at 2:14 AM

how did you capture stars? i've tried this before, and all i get is a black picture

Eagle1 says ... on Sunday, Jun 6 at 2:46 PM

Great picture

buddyburton says ... on Sunday, Jun 6 at 1:09 PM

That is beautiful!!! Great catch.

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