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Old 07-04-2014, 04:25 PM
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SE QLD Stormage Sunday 6th April

Grouse to have another Trough produced Stormy Guster Front through the seqld corner
Here a few Panos of the young system as went over the Gold coast.
The right & left Flanks were 5-6 portrait panels.
The approx 150deg pan, taken earlier is 11 panels.

Man, would have liked to ave been Nth Brizz way ,, was showing real nice Shelf Structure and packing some Wind up there ! !
Hope worth a Squizz .
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Old 07-04-2014, 05:06 PM
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Awesome images Bob!.

Real War of the worlds type stuff!

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Old 07-04-2014, 07:07 PM
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Was at Sunshine Plaza last night when the storm came through - we were walking to the car in the multi-level carpark. One strike was very close with the resulting ear splitting crack-boom, echoing violently in the carpark.

There were more than just me shouting 4 letter expletives when that bomb went off!

I was actually on the phone at the time with a mate in Kingaroy - even he said some choice words, despite the noise attenuation on my phone
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Old 07-04-2014, 07:53 PM
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Great shots, Bob!
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Old 07-04-2014, 09:54 PM
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Nice Images Bob!

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Wow Bob, that's one crap day for astro. Solid tube dobs would need big drainage holes near the mirror I would think
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Old 08-04-2014, 12:14 PM
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Nice capture Bob.
I think I have said this before: I miss good storms. NW Tas is wet when it rains but it is NEVER impressive :-(
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Old 08-04-2014, 03:46 PM
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What's a thunderstorm? Don't seem to get them here, just rain.

Those images are amazing Bob.
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Love it, some real dark matter in that lot, nicely captured.

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Old 08-04-2014, 07:27 PM
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That's a really dramatic storm photo.

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That's a woderful storm Bob.

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Old 09-04-2014, 08:25 PM
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Top stuff Bob I was watching Captain America and just got drenched in it.
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Amazing clouds, well done.
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I love the way you capture those weather effects.
I hope you're making some money with them - they're beautiful art.
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Old 12-04-2014, 04:51 PM
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I missed these. Nice shots, Bob. (I tried some cloud shots myself the other day. They came out horrible. It's harder than it looks).
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Awesome images Bob!.

Real War of the worlds type stuff!

Cheers,

Justin.
Cheers Justin, worlds at war have been few and far between this season, looking farward to some winter astro tho


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Was at Sunshine Plaza last night when the storm came through - we were walking to the car in the multi-level carpark. One strike was very close with the resulting ear splitting crack-boom, echoing violently in the carpark.

There were more than just me shouting 4 letter expletives when that bomb went off!

I was actually on the phone at the time with a mate in Kingaroy - even he said some choice words, despite the noise attenuation on my phone
Woah, can imagine the situation for yas, spine jolting by the sounds dont forget them in a hurry hey



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Great shots, Bob!
Thanx always Rick


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Nice Images Bob!

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Thanx Graige

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Wow Bob, that's one crap day for astro. Solid tube dobs would need big drainage holes near the mirror I would think
Thanx Mirko, would definately wash any cobwebs away also


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Nice capture Bob.
I think I have said this before: I miss good storms. NW Tas is wet when it rains but it is NEVER impressive :-(
Cheers & yes mention before Trevor, Have you captured any Sth Auroras, That'd be some grouse Fotos, I'd be after them like a Pink Bat outta Brisbane


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What's a thunderstorm? Don't seem to get them here, just rain.

Those images are amazing Bob.
Cheers Kevin & Lol, never lived near Mackay, remnants of Ita about your way now to hey


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Love it, some real dark matter in that lot, nicely captured.

Leon
Thanx Leon quite happy with the nasty appearance considering the storm was at early stages, furthher along it path, Sth end of Mortan Bay wouldave seen the best of it at full wall cloud organisation, just needed a speedboat to get there at the time



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That's a really dramatic storm photo.

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Appreciated Greg, every once in a while, storms do go quite wild around these parts, gets the heart pumping thats for sure



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That's a woderful storm Bob.
Thanks Rowland, a bit hectic under them, worth the effort most times tho


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Top stuff Bob I was watching Captain America and just got drenched in it.
Cheers Derek how could you watch a cartoon while a super cell is at hand Ill remember that next storm


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Amazing clouds, well done.
Thankyou Ingrid


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I love the way you capture those weather effects.
I hope you're making some money with them - they're beautiful art.
Cheers Jenny One day I hope so, have been collecting some rather large wall hanging frames for a few of my captures of this & that


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I missed these. Nice shots, Bob. (I tried some cloud shots myself the other day. They came out horrible. It's harder than it looks).
Cheers Bot, bit tricky at times to capture half decently, light is ones worst enemy under stormage, some very bright areas and other rather dark, vast dynamic range, I try and combat it with Raw files, Low ISO, a moderate F/ratio, say 10'ish, focus is tricky as clouds in the distance can be like several K's away, but the wild stuff over head is well within a kilometer, I reckon this stuff at closest point over-head was only several hundred meters give/take
Hope this helps if you have another go, PS does wonders to
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Old 13-04-2014, 11:56 AM
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Thanks for the tips, Bob. That'll be handy for my next attempt.
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Great captures Bob.
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