Album Weather, Storms and Clouds

[Glasterpiece]

Is there a way to keep your phone shutter open for long exposures? I'm using a DSLR, but if there's an app to do it on an iphone I'd be interested in learning...

I have a new Samsung 9 and I can put the camera into PRO mode and control the settings like an SLR.

Here's an app for Iphone. There are many.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/slow-shutter-cam/id357404131?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo=8

Here are some Bluetooth triggers. I have #2.

https://www.igeeksblog.com/best-iphone-camera-remotes/

 

[Perry]

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

[Curt]

This is how the sky appeared following a thunderstorm on 6/11/18. Near Bennet, Nebraska.

 

[Glasterpiece]

A fine example of mammatus.

 

[IntrepidXJ]

Rain!


Rain by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr

http://adventr.co/2018/06/horse-ranch-park-loop/

 

[Curt]

This is a 180 degree panorama of an arriving storm front that extended from central Kansas to central South Dakota. Taken about 15 minutes after sunset on 7/4/18 near Memphis Nebraska.

 

[IntrepidXJ]

Just some nice light shortly before sunset along Halfmoon Creek: http://adventr.co/2018/07/coming-in-second-mount-massive/


Halfmoon Creek by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr

 

[Yvonne]

Monsoon Season makes me happy
Even though I got chased on my hikes by the storms almost every evening it was a lot of fun

 

[Glasterpiece]

Just spent a stormy week at Twin Point on the Arizona Strip.p.

 

[Nick]

Having a view of the Great Salt Lake is especially nice this time of year. I don't usually get out my real camera for the sunsets from home, but this made me change my mind a few days ago. Unfortunately, I hadn't figured out some important functions of my new camera very well and didn't have a trigger, so it's a little blurry, but you get the point.

 

[Perry]

Wouldn't have even noticed the focus if you hadn't said anything. The star of the show is clear as day, er, night, er... you know what I mean

 

[Nick]

It's not actually the focus. I couldn't find the 2 second timer so it's just a little shake from manually triggering the long exposures. Some were worse than others...

 

[Nick]

Lots of lightning over the Great Salt Lake tonight! This is just one strike, not a composite.

 

[Dave]

Nice shot Nick. I was up the hill shooting the same storm tonight but got started a bit too late. The dust kicked up as the storm approached and really obscured a lot of the strikes.

 

[Scott Chandler]

So isolated

 

[Yvonne]

the last few days it was pretty stormy here in Southern Utah

 

[chandlerwest]

The monsoon clouds beginning to form.


I love this spot up the Kolob Terrace Road and when it had that afternoons storm coming behind it...........!

 

[Scott Chandler]

A sweet system that floated near the Dead Horse Point last week

 

[Scott Chandler]

Had a storm blow over while I was camping on Grand Mesa. Pounding rain, a bit of slush, lightning. I sat up and watched through the windshield for a bit as the lightning moved south. Suddenly, I realized that the rain had stopped but the lightning wasn't stopping, and was still within perfect view. With quite the flurry of activity, the tripod came out, I found my way out of my sleeping bag (the zipper is becoming a bother) and I stumbled outside to giddily catch some lightning pics.

Started out with the shutter open a bit too long, a bit blown out.


Then dialed it in. It was awesome to watch. I love lightning, truly hard to believe I used to be terrified of it. My camera also caught a neat time lapse effect with the clouds that I didn't expect. But that would be a lot of dark, ho mummy pictures to share...

 

[Yvonne]

Monsoon season treated me really nice so far. Had some nice dramatic skies tonight.
Luckily I have access to Red Cliffs recreation area within minutes of my house