6 thoughts on “Kamila Mazurkiewicz”
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martha says: Beautiful sun set love the colors,very inspirational, thanks!
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Laurence Green says:
Hello Kamilla
Thanks so much for the invite to see the marvellous photos on your photo gallery. Every photo is simply marvellous in every way. You must have had a wonderful experience witnessing such vistas.
Many thanks again for sharing all this beauty with us.
Laurence
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Kamilla Mazurkiewicz says:
Thank You so much, Laurence!
Look at this – panorama, 4 photos – https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=868200689883508&set=pcb.868201016550142&type=1&theater -
Laurence Green says:
PS… a very strong contender for a “Cloud Of The Month” – that is, my vote.
Laurence
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Laurence Green says:
Fantastic photograph, Kamila! Brilliant colouring. Very atmospheric too! What a sight, eh?!!? It must have been wonderful to witness!
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3 thoughts on “Kamila Mazurkiewicz”
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Kamila Mazurkiewicz says:
Thanks…
It was the most beautiful show I’ve ever seen…
Panorama of 6 photos…
Better resolution here:
http://spaceweather.com/gallery/full_image.php?image_name=Kamila-Mazurkiewicz-panorama_res_1373064004.jpg -
Laurence Green says:
Lovely shot, Kamila. You have captured something rather rare and have done so very well indeed. The Noctilucent cloud is usually some 80kms above the Earth and touching space itself. Talk about being extremely high – this is it!
Here is some brief but useful info about this rare cloud taken from NASA’s “Astronomy Picture Of the Day” (APOD) website:-
http://www.star.ucl.ac.uk/~apod/apod/ap130627.html
Hope this is of use to others here.
Laurence
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5 thoughts on “Kamila Mazurkiewicz”
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Phil Holmes - 5th July 2013 says:
A remarkable capture Kamila. One to be proud of,
Regards
Phil
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Laurence Green says:
Absolutely fantastic and definitely electrifying, Kamila! It’s a wonder you did not get hit by a lightning bolt given the numbers occurring in this wonderful shot you have kindly posted here. What an experience this must have been. Great stuff. Thanks.
Laurence
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9 thoughts on “Kamila Mazurkiewicz”
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Kamila Mazurkiewicz says:
Wow… I’m surprised… I thought that this picture will not be published… This is all the more a surprise… THANK YOU.
PS. This quality doesn’t satisfy me… The original looks better :)
And……. I’m already getting ready to publish a single, double and triple Brocken specter :) -
bryan says:
I need to add, this may be the Very Best Lightning shot I have ever seen. Sweet!!!
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Great example of a long exposure used to record multiple lightning strikes!
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4 thoughts on “Kamila Mazurkiewicz”
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Francis says:
Great shot Kamila! Isn’t that the same field as your awesome picture which made it to the 2012 cloud calendar ? ;)
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21 thoughts on “Kamila Mazurkiewicz”
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Doeyes says:
WOW!!!! I have never seen clouds like this in my life….Beautifully unique.
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a.j. hidding says:
These clouds look so unreal, it’s like those old celluloid movies that got stuck in the projector and burned. Great shot Kamila!
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PE says:
Not sure if I’m excited to see this…or massively frightened! But, regardless, I am quite impressed (by formation and angle with the “shubbery” appearing to be affected :)
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Thanomjit Phanichrat says:
Mamma mia. Thanks for sharing this awesome shot with us, Kamila.
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Mark McCaughrean says:
What else can I add? Tremendous sky! Something I’ve long wanted to see; one day, I hope.
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Frits Kuitenbrouwer says:
Fabulous, this mammatus! Must have been so impressive to see in reality.
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bryan says:
I have to comment again…WOW!!!! Talk about BAD A…Hahaha… you know….Gavin, Ian, this shot has to make the next Calendar…..This is that Awesome…..
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bryan says:
No Way!!!! Talk about your AWESOME SHOTS!! WOW!!! Thanks for sharing this shot Kamila….
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3 thoughts on “Kamila Mazurkiewicz”
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And an astounding one, too! Thanks for sharing and keep them coming! Congrats!
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a.j. hidding says:
Yes a very beautiful photo, great composition, I love the colours, and the desolate feel to it. Well done!
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Anthony Skellern says:
A stunning sky and a great photo, Kamila. Makes you want to walk up that track and find out what’s over the hill!
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27 thoughts on “Multiple strikes, Puławy, Poland.”
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Ginnie Powell, Austin, Texas US says:
How did I miss this shot when it first was posted?!?!?! Glad they featured it in the slide show.
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Andrea says:
woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow kamila!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Andrea mn12272
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Leonardo says:
WOW!!
Here in Italy we have -3 or -6°C , but it’s sunny!!
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Helen Mills (australia) says:
One of the best – brilliant drama wonderfully captured. I was interested to read how you managed it Kamila. Terrifyingly beautiful! Thanks.
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Kamila Mazurkiewicz, Poland says:
Trust me – amazing 4 minutes… terrifying power… scream the sky…
Thank you for your warm welcome and many comments. I swallowed up in the sky… Nocturnal escapades, storms, eclipses, conjunctions… The photograph will next be seen also in my presentation, which is preparing…
Marco C. – this picture is composed of 46 frames, each of them was after 5 seconds. Folded in Startrails.
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Wladyslaw Wojciechowski says:
I think tis will be the photo of the month!
Myślę, że ta fotka zostanie zdjęciem miesiąca i może wydrukują ją w kolejnym kalendarzu?
Pozdrawiam!
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bryan says:
OH-WOW!!!!! This is Super Fantastic, Amazingly Incredible Kamila. What a Great Shot this is…..AWESOME!!!
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Carolyn, UK says:
Such a beautiful strength in your shot, Kamila. Truly remarkable colours. Thank you ;D
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A great photo Kamila. Looks like a good storm.
I also only use 5 secs when taking shots of lightning but thats more to do with the light pollution here in Bangkok. Marco. If you are in an area without light pollution you can just leave the exposure setting open (B setting) and close it once you get a strike. Just make sure camera is on a tripod :) -
Marco C. says:
you can explain what it means 46×5 sec?
I know that to make these photos must be bulb exposure.
you used only 5 sec?
soon as I can, I also try to do this kind of picture.
really fantastic photos. I feel envy
Thanks and good luck
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5 thoughts on “Northern Lights”
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Beautiful with nice colours. From the stars it seems that the exposure was not particularly long.
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Carolyn Johannesen says:
This is extraordinary, Kamila. Beautiful colours and stars, wow. :O
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Good composition, Kamila.