The event will be held on Wednesday, January 14, 2026 from 7:15 PM to 8:15 PM.

Weather is such a critical factor in our outdoors photography, yet it’s a factor

that we have no control over and cannot predict, especially when we plan a

trip well in advance. I often hear photographers complain that a trip was a

total waste because of bad weather and bad light. It’s true that in bad weather

the conditions are usually not very comfortable and require that we prepare for

them and take some precautions; they are less predictable and change

constantly; and there is no “good” light. However, bad weather shouldn’t

mean bad conditions for photography. It may offer special opportunities for

unique photographs with different subjects. For example, bad weather

conditions often make pictures moody, expressive, and different from standard

calendar shots.

In this presentation, we’ll see how to take advantage of bad weather

conditions and how to handle the challenges that they present. Arik will share

photographs and discuss the opportunities, considerations, and precautions

when photographing outdoors in bad weather.