Is this for real?

[UVLaser]

web page<<He it is.
Here is the web site if some one can read the language. web page

 

[Skyline]

Time lapse photography?

 

[bwaites]

Gotta be, with filters.

Bill

 

[ResQTech]

Probably time lapse. Those towers probably attract a lot of lightning.

 

[JOshooter]

I'm thinking it's Italian.

 

[FC.]

Very long shutter speed. You can tell by the ground lights "blooming".



And photoshop.

 

[ErickThakrar]

Italian? Make that french and you would be right.

 

[Nitro]

I'd say multiple long exposure shots superimposed together. No way could you capture that many strikes in a few minutes time. Anything longer then a few minutes, even at night, would overexpose even the dim lights. They could have used filters to get the multiple colors.

 

[kongfuchicken]

...or it could be photoshoped.

 

[Nitro]

Yes, most likely they used software to combine the shots, and could have adjust the colors also.

 

[gromit]

It looks like a astronomy site. The options to do this are:
Several pictures overlaid using photoshop, using special color filters. Exposures up to 60 minutes per color are not unusual for astro photos.
Most likely a long exposure, or several short and each stike colored in photoshop.

 

[Zelandeth]

I actually did something pretty similar a while back, though less complex. Took multiple shots with filters on, then superimposed each image on the other in software. Result was much like that.

 

[Nitro]

[ QUOTE ]
gromit said:
It looks like a astronomy site. The options to do this are:
Several pictures overlaid using photoshop, using special color filters. Exposures up to 60 minutes per color are not unusual for astro photos.
Most likely a long exposure, or several short and each stike colored in photoshop.

[/ QUOTE ]

I say several shots combined together. A 60 minute exposure would over expose the picture with the lights. Astronomical photos are taken in space, which is a lot darker then terrestrial shots.