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I'm in the Pittsburgh area for a couple of days this week on a family trip. On the way here, I spent a few hours shooting storms at various spots along I-79 in central and northern WV. I edited these on my laptop, which means they may not be up to spec as far as brightness and color balance. I'll likely re-do these when I get back home to my nicer 24" desktop monitor. I also have some nice HD lightning video from various spots today, but since I'm exhausted and since the capturing will take some time, it will appear later (maybe tomorrow). For now, here are a few stills from the day.
Lightning over the WVU Coliseum in Morgantown:
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Lightning over Morgantown:
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Twilight lightning in Fairmont:
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Near Clarksburg:
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Really Nice. Got some Myself, but I don't think my settings quite right. Using a JVC GZ-HD7..Kind of forgot what I taught myself last year! We probably got that system a tad bit after you got it last night. When it got here, Bolts were still A Poppin'
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