The phrase “bad weather” is enough to send many photographers running for home.
For many, bad weather is synonymous with bad photography, conjuring up images of dull, gray photos with lackluster compositions. Rain and wind are the type of conditions that most of us don’t want to be out in, let alone shooting in.
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While we all love to capture beautiful scenes in outstanding weather, the fact is that more often than not, when we’re out with our camera –or presented with an opportunity to capture some landscapes, we find ourselves shooting in conditions that may be less-than-ideal.
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For many photographers, the mention of rain is enough to send them running for cover. But this is unfortunate, considering the fact that rainy days present some great photo opportunities just waiting to be captured. Ironically, sometimes bad weather can result in ideal photography conditions. Rainy days can add drama and a sense of moodiness to your images, transforming ordinary landscapes, or even urbanscapes into mysterious and unique settings.
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It’s not uncommon for landscape photographers to encounter some windy conditions on occasion. When the winds aren’t too strong, it’s pretty easy to deal with. But, in some instance the winds can be extremely fierce and it makes getting a decent shot seemingly impossible. Luckily, photographers tend to learn how to make the best of bad situations and wind is no exception. Next time you find yourself shooting in wicked winds, you’ll be armed with the helpful tips below to help you overcome it.
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