Flash Photography
Shooting an electrical storm isn't easy—but one photographer has it down to a science.
Jason Weingart01Lightning travels at speeds of up to 200 million miles per hour. It comes, quite literally, in a flash and often disappears before you can reach for your camera.\ \ **Weston, Missouri**
Jason Weingart02That makes it hard to photograph unless you’re a pro like Jason Weingart. He's mastered the art of shooting lightning while tailing storms in more than a dozen states, from Texas to Wyoming. "If it's flashing, I'm on it," he says.\ \ **Monument Valley, Arizona**
Jason Weingart04Thousands of storms later, he's nailed down his technique. He and his partner in chasing and life, Savannah Weingart, hit the road from their home in Austin every spring to track storms and shoot photos.\ \ **US-Mexico border**
