Weather And Photography - What You Should Know

By Karl on April 22, 2009 under Cameras, The Basics, Tips and Tricks

Oh man, I’m so excited! I’m gonna take a picture of the sun!

Well, that’s what happens when you get overexposed pictures. (This is a worst case scenario, so don’t expect to get a full white screen…and never expect to get…The Beatles… in it as well)

In reality, exposure is what you need to worry about in pictures. most pictures undergo special treatment to avoid overexposure, but some just seem to love exposure as it compliments everything. (And in reality, overexposed pictures are more… bumpy than that white screen.)

So, in this post, we will talk about weather, and your camera.

WEATHER AND YOUR CAMERA

From skylightweb.com:

These familiar occurrences of nature, such as; rain fog, wind and sunshine, always add a special touch to any scene. And make no mistake; the non-photographer will always welcome such low-budget special effects.

So, here’s a detailed list shortened:

Rain-Mysterious/Romantic/Unique
Sunny-Cheery
Low light-Dreary/scary
Fog-Mysterious with a dash of sadness
Night-Tense/scary/beauty
Snow-Fun
Winds-Jolty
Underwater-Cool (Yes)

So, that’s my very own detailed list on what weather (In photos) makes me feel.

So, if you’re looking to add emotion to your photography, weather is a think to keep your eyes out for.

Here’s one example. Just copy and paste the other links.. for some reason, they aren’t working..

Rain-