Technically,.his means that if your camera goes into an area where the air is warm condensation will form if the camera is colder than the dew point. For an in-depth exploration of extreme weather events around the world, read National Geographic magazine's September feature “ Weather Gone Wild .” When I know that I need to get up early the next morning, I try to prepare everything as well as I can the night before. Incoming Storm, Grand Cayman Island Photograph by David doublet, National Geographic Dark clouds loom over a beach on Grand Cayman Island. When you shoot using this aperture you can comfortably handhold the camera because your shutter speed will be fast enough. This woodland scene was made on one of those dull and grey Irish winter days. They actively and purposely track down lightning storms, tornadoes, and hurricanes with the aim of photographing or videotaping violent yet breathtaking examples of weather. When the wind is blowing and the rain is pouring down the first ch

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