When a thunderstorm strikes and lightning cracks, I close the shades, make myself a nice hot tea and settle down to a nice movie. What I should rather be doing is set up the tripod, get out the camera and prepare to capture some nice lightning shots — as Laurent Breillat over at Focus Numérqiue [Google translation] advises. He shares tips and techniques to shoot a thunderstorm and accompanying lightning.
Read the article at: Focus Numérqiue [Google translation]
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