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OK...This would hurt (cool pic)
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He took this shot from about 50 ft away....I can smell the ozone now.
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Yow. That's very nice. If I were that guy I think I'd be looking for a new pair of pants after taking that pic.
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repetez apres moi: "MERDE!"
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What's that? I can't hear you.
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"If I'm lying to you Honey, may heaven strike me down right h..."
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Yeah, who did he piss off??
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That is totally awesome. I bet he didn't feel his heart for about a minute or so afterward. I was in 2 places that were struck, and can tell you it is scary as hell, but I never saw the bolts. It's amazing he was able to actually get that photo.
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I don't even want to see the state of his roof...
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Lightening is one of the most spectacular nature hazards out there and this pic is one of the best I've seen.
Kudos to the slightly crispy photographer. |
Wow, what a pic. Amazing.
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I hope he had the mother of all surge protectors.
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after something like that, i'd need new pants and undies... and a big tissue to wipe the tears from laughing from the fact that Karma is REALLY pissed at me!
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simply amazing...
i love how something so destructive could be so beautiful at the same time |
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wow, that is fierce and beautiful!!
sweetpea |
I tell you guys the story of being stuck in an electrical storm sitting on 10 tonnes of ammunition?
LINKY I saw lightning like that. I didn't like it. Hey, thanks for bringing back my PTSD, Tecoyah! :lol: :lol: :lol: |
That picture is seriously amazing. I almost have a tough time believing it's legit - I mean, does lightning even last long enough to be captured by film?
Regardless - straight up wicked. |
Holy crap! I bet the thunderclap was deafening!
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Great capture. As much as I would love to grab of shot of lightning like that, I'm also terrified of being unlucky enough to be that close to a strike.
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amazing
sends michael j fox back to the future. just like that. |
Sooooooooooooo cool. :) Wonder what the damage was like...sometimes lighting doesnt end up doing that much damage. Sometimes it blows things up, sometimes it starts things on fire.
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I've been about two hundred feet from a strike and that was an awesome experience... I don't know that I can imagine quartering the distance and being ready enough to get it on film.
Franklin would be proud. And singed. |
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That's awesome! One of my biggest fears is being struck by lighting. I would of definitely shat if I was taking that picture.
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wow thats cool.. the quality aint that bad either.
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SHAZAM!
Ah what am I thinking, no one's going to get the reference.:( |
shazaam had a big bolt o'lightning on his chestie, is that the reference?
One of my friends was about 50 feet from a lightning strike when they were coming off of a 44' climbing tower. Knocked her coworker the fuggout. Once we all found out she was okay, we teased her unmercifully about Powder... she was 4 months pregnant. (Kid's okay, though she should be about eight now and she was brilliant at 3 years old) Pardon the pun, but brilliant shot! |
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Yay! I feel smart! Forgot the Captain Marvel name, though.
We used to run around the neighborhood yelling "Shazaam!" and smacking each other on the head. That's where that came from! Beside the fact that we were violent little twits. :lol: Oops! sorry for the threadjack, Tecoyah! |
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You're thinking of Captain Marvel, the big red cheese. Billy Batson was a ten-year-old boy given the powers of Solomon (wisdom) Hercules (strength) Atlas (stamina) Zeus (power, magic lighting) Achilles (courage, invulnerability) Mercury (speed, flight). Shazam was the ancient wizard who gave him the powers. By saying the wizard's name, he'd transform into Captain Marvel by being struck by magic lightning, wearing a bright red suit with a yellow lightning bolt on it. He later shared the power with his cousin, Freddie Freeman, a disabled newsvendor, who changed by saying "Captain Marvel", which utilized the magic lighting to change him into Captain Marvel Jr. Jr. stayed a skinny teen, and wore a blue suit with a lightning bolt. He's the only non-mute superhero who can't say his own name, and currently a member of the outsiders. Billy later discovered a sister he never knew, Mary, and shared the power with her, also. She got a dress version of the red suit, later changed to a white dress with gold trim, and powers from a group of goddesses instead of the same gods as Captain Marvel. Billy was recently killed in a war between parallel earths in Infinite Crisis, leaving the SHAZAM power and Captain Marvel without a human host. He's going to be replaced, but nobody knows by whom at this point. There's also Uncle Marvel, a con man with no powers, and the luitenant Marvels, Fat Marvel, Tall Marvel, Skinny Marvel, all with now powers either, and Hoppy the Marvel bunny. He's a bunny in the red suit with the SHAZAM powers. -------- The picture is truly awesome. Gilda Marvel |
^ whoa....
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^^ :lol: yeah that's WAY to much comic info.
To the point, that is the coolest freaken pict I've seen. I only wish I could see something like that. Without gettin zapped of course. |
I'd of pissed myself :)
-Will |
I bet the person taking that pic didnt stick around long after that shocking experience.
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I hope he went and bought a powerball ticket- they claim the odds of winning are like getting struck by lightening.... twice... he's halfway there ...
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Isn't it likely he had cameras set with sensors triggering the shutter to close? Standing around waiting seems like a low probability gamble. |
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Looks like his neighbour probably got killed by that one, or at least shit himself hard while wondering why theres now a massive hole in his roof!
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Outstanding photo. Wonder how the photographer had the presence of mind to get the shot. I would have been ducking for cover.
Reminds me that I need to use my camera Much More. |
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