Taking photographs, it is necessary to break the stereotype that the weather can be bad and good. The weather is different! You just need to know what is best to shoot in the given weather. Strange, but the most promising weather for filming is bad weather.
Instructions
Step 1
When there are clouds in the sky that scatter the sunlight and make it softer, the landscape becomes very interesting. In this weather, shadows are softened and the difference in brightness is reduced, which makes it easier to choose exposure, resulting in a photo that is pleasing to the eye. Moreover, the clouds in the sky are very beautiful in themselves.
Step 2
If the clouds cover the entire sky, then it is better to photograph individual details of the landscape. It is in this kind of weather that rocks or rocks come out well in photographs. In the frame, the difference in brightness will be small, which will help to work out all the shadows well. In addition, in cloudy weather, the pictures appear richer in vivid colors. In such weather conditions, when there is no sun at all, you can find interesting shots for black and white photography, graphic subjects.
Step 3
Of course, it is not very pleasant to shoot rain or snowfall, but when the rain ends and the storm clouds disperse, the sun's rays penetrate into the landscape scene. The light situation changes all the time and the landscape becomes enchanting. Very interesting pictures can be taken in these minutes.
Step 4
When taking shots in difficult conditions, when part of the landscape will be illuminated by bright rays, and the rest of the area will be in shadow, you need to quickly and correctly determine the desired exposure. For SLR cameras of modern equipment, matrix metering is likely to incorrectly determine the illumination of the scene, and shadow areas with a minimum of details will remain unworked.
Step 5
Select the necessary correction experimentally, taking pictures with different corrections, control the histogram so that there are no overexposures. If it is difficult to work out the shadows and the sunny area at the same time, apply a gradient filter or take several frames with different adjustments. These frames can then be assembled together using HDR technology. In cloudy weather, it is good to do macro photography and take pictures of waterfalls and rivers at a long exposure.
Step 6
If you find yourself in unfavorable weather for a photo session, do not be discouraged. Take pictures, and when you get home, analyze everything, because practice is the best teacher.
