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Last night in southwest Finland

Thanks. Baader solar filter + 600mm lense

Beautiful.

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Thanks everyone! Thank you. Yes, thunders are a rare (relatively) phenomenon here up north. At least powerful ones like this one.

Thanks all! That storm system was over a hundred kilometers wide, so nearly a hundred miles...

Seven pictures panorama. Took me several hours to get this picture to look like what I wanted. Actually, this photo took me nearly ten years for me to achieve.

Thanks everyone! No trigger this time. These were in the middle of the night. About 10-20 miles away, air was very humid and thus, blue wavelengths were filtered away. Lightnings were pretty pink / orange. 150mm, f4, 10-15 second shutter speed.

A couple of hours here in south. Although the northern sky doesn't get completely dark, as shown in the pictures. About two weeks and the nights are completely black.

wow, this is stunning, from Alaska ? Oliver Thanks. Southwest Finland.

Thanks everyone! Here's another panorama. Five pictures stitched. About 6000 x 15 000 pixels

Edit. New picture a couple posts down Yesterday I experienced a storm. Not just any storm, but of a magnitude I've not seen in years, maybe even a decade. The first lightnings I missed, because I couldn't find my lightning trigger anywhere. Well, luckily, after a half an hour searching, I...

Thanks! That spider web wasn't particularly big, about 6-8 inches wide. It was a somewhat difficult to photograph. Although the air was still, there was a ever so slight breeze that swayed the web, just a little. And because the shutter speed was about 1/2 seconds, most images were slightly...

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Thanks. This set was from a gymnastics competition. There was a large curtain, that separated the performers from the athletics waiting for their turn. Their silhouettes were casted to that curtain from time to time. Apparently there was one girl, who had gotten her foot injured and couldn't...

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Thanks, all. That's a small flower, less than an inch in diameter. About 3-4 inch tall. (Anemone hepatica, the common hepatica, liverwort, kidneywort, or pennywort...) They are among the first to bloom and it's all over within 1-2 weeks.