In the previous article I looked at the different ways you can set your camera up to capture a lightning strike. In this article I'll cover some more tips on how to get great lightning photos.
Ka-boom (lightning) by Leszek.Leszczynski on flickr (licensed CC-BY)
Storms that generate lightning aren't something that you see every day. But when you do get a thunderstorm, the flashes of lightning can make for some spectacular photos.
Eclairs by ComputerHotline on flickr (licensed CC-BY)
Interesting clouds can make all the difference to a great landscape photo. But have you ever thought about making the clouds your main subject?
Clouds come in a wide variety of types, and are always shifting and moving. You don't need to travel to get nice cloud shots. You can take cloud photos from the same location at the same time every day, and still end up with a good varied selection of shots.
clouds by Zest-pk on flickr (licensed CC-BY)
