On heavy rain days when the sky is very overcast, the light can be flat and dull, which isn’t ideal if your goal is to capture more dramatic images. Note: While I discuss lighting in a later section, it’s important that you pick a time to go based on the illumination. The longer your camera sensor remains exposed to the outside world, the more it’ll be affected by moisture. If you do need to change lenses, do it somewhere dry and be quick about it. Even if the rain isn’t pouring down, there’s more moisture in the air on rainy days, and it’s best to avoid letting this reach your camera sensor. Try to pick areas where there’s some shelter, a decent amount of foot traffic, and reasonably good lighting.īefore leaving, attach your favorite street photography lens to your camera, then avoid changing lenses when you’re out. If you know a location well, you should have some ideas about where you can position yourself to avoid getting soaked. So when you’re thinking about heading out into the wet weather, consider where you might go to take photos and the type of images you would most like to capture.
A little careful planning before going out to photograph in the rain will make for a much better experience.
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