 ericw says: Seriously. Photo taken during yesterday's storm. WOW! What an incredible shot. EricG and I were in the office yesterday when it suddenly became close to pitch black, then the building started creaking, then it started pouring. I saw one crazy blast of lightning -- I wonder if this was it. I say it's a signal from God to Mr.Bloomberg  "God. I need to know if I should run for president. Please, give me a sign" KRA-KOW! "Umm... was that a yes, or a no?" lol Skiff  Great photo W. Apparently this happens about 100 times a year, according to the official ESB web site. Here's some pictures of past strikes: http://images.google.com/images?um=1&tab=wi&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&ned=us&q=empire+state+building+lightning United States sure know how to build a lightning rod. If lightning is a sign God is trying to tell us something, it would seem he has a lot to say. Lightning is one of those things that can remind us how small we are, and how we are subject to the forces of nature, weather we like it or not. It can be spectacular, and remind you you're alive with a flash we are subject to the forces of nature, weather we like it or not.LOL Nice pun. Oh, I really do miss that kind of weather! We don't get it much here in AZ. 映画みたい。ニューヨークって何でも絵になるね。 Pokkets, The United States didn't build the Empire state Building. The French did Very nice shot! As someone who likes to photograph lightening but doesn't get much opportunity (live in an area of very little lightening), I know from experience that the only way you can get this type of daytime shot, other than incredibly sheer luck, is to have a photo-electric eye mounted to your camera that is specially designed to trigger the shutter the instant a strike is detected. Night-time lightening shots are much easier to capture since you can simply set your camera to the bulb setting and leave the shutter open for as long as you wish. Most lightening shots that you see are of this type. Multiple strikes burned onto one frame of film that struck over a period of minutes or in ... hadtoomuch, methinks you are confusing the Empire state building with the Statue Of Liberty. Nice! I wonder if there is a way to put that energy to use? hey, im new to the sight my name is Joey Hach. i am 13 years old and i am doing an assingment on lightning for science, and one of the questions is "how many times has the empire state building been struck by lightning" i was wondering if anyone could help me ive heard it has been struck on average 23 times a year and other sights say over 100! please could someone help me this is the only question i have left and i can not give an accurate answer my e-mail is " joey_22_lovz_no1@hotmail.com" please write to me! the project is dew in next week!!!!! chat soon (hopefully) cya from Joey Hach |
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