Program: Bad Weather Photography

Most photographers don’t like to shoot on days with bad weather mainly because:

• The conditions are not very comfortable and require that we prepare for them and take some precautions.
• The conditions are not predictable and change constantly.
• There is no "good" light.

Actually, there are many opportunities for good photography in bad weather conditions, but they are different from the opportunities that we find in good weather conditions. For example, bad weather conditions often give a special mood to the photograph; soft light under cloudy sky works well for portraits, and dramatic clouds enhance the landscape.

In this presentation, we’ll see how to take advantage of bad weather and how to handle the challenges that it presents.

Speaker: Arik Gorban | Website - www.agphotoworks.com | Portfolio - arik.photopoints.com