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Are Your Scenic New England Shots Ruined if the Weather is Wicked Crappy? — 16 Comments

  1. Several options for fall foliage “bad” weather.
    1. Photograph waterfalls. The rain will keep leaf peepers away and the falls will be better with the bigger volume of water.

    2. Get wet. Today’s digital camera are fairly robust and can handle a little rain, as are their accompanying lenses. If you are squeamish about it, buy a protector for your camera

    3. Take a train ride. Trains are a great way to see the foliage. The coaches will be dry and warm and you can photograph the foliage out the window.

  2. Several options for fall foliage “bad” weather.
    1. Photograph waterfalls. The rain will keep leaf peepers away and the falls will be better with the bigger volume of water.

    2. Get wet. Today’s digital camera are fairly robust and can handle a little rain, as are their accompanying lenses. If you are squeamish about it, buy a protector for your camera

    3. Take a train ride. Trains are a great way to see the foliage. The coaches will be dry and warm and you can photograph the foliage out the window.

  3. You are so right. Different weather produces various challenges, however, you can take better photos than if the weather were just sunny. I prefer non-sunny days.

  4. You are so right. Different weather produces various challenges, however, you can take better photos than if the weather were just sunny. I prefer non-sunny days.

  5. Good article, Jeff. Many of my best fall photos were taken in fog or with heavily overcast skies – it makes the colors really pop!

  6. Good article, Jeff. Many of my best fall photos were taken in fog or with heavily overcast skies – it makes the colors really pop!

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