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Why Carry Your Camera With You In The Rain?

Why carry your camera with you in the rain? This may put some off. It can be tempting to leave your camera home when you are out and about in the rain.We invest a lot of money when it comes to the cameras that we purchase. So why risk them in bad weather? The answer is very simple. The bad weather often provides us with some of the most unexpected and wonderful images.

Winter is a favourite time for me to have my camera with me at all times as you just never know nor can we predict at times how dramatic the unexpected can be. The images in this blog were all unexpected. Travelling along in the car and then, pop, there it was. Car stops, jump out and capture an image that only lasts a very short time.That’s ‘why carry your camera with you in the rain is so important.

This pic went against past experiences as this rainbow lasted for approximately a  minute which is a long time in rainbow world.

In 2 out of the 3 pics, the  rain had just stopped and the rest is history.There have been times when I have got the camera wet  and it was worth getting wet at the time.The last picture I did get wet along with the camera and it was very cold but the end result was worth getting a little wet.

Many don’t like the cold weather  and most would prefer the warmer months. All seasons will give you amazing pictures but winter, bad weather will always give you something that is so unpredictable and so rewarding.It comes with a cost of being out in the cold weather. You can always get warmly dressed with rain protective gear.

 

Why carry your camera with you in the rain, the above images show you why.:)

Pete Dobré

Author Pete Dobré

There photography is self taught and they enjoy capturing what is before them and sharing that with the wider community.What delight them is being able to show aspects of photography that people may not have thought of before.They like encourage people to look at subjects in a way that they may never have thought of.To encourage people to learn to photograph subjects that may have been out of their comfort zone.To encourage people to see and learn how to see the detail in all of the subjects that they photograph.Photography is so rewarding as you get an opportunity to freeze that moment in time to marvel the wonderful acts of nature and the material world.Every subject has its own delights and beauty and they love it when people discover that and embrace it.

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