8 photo tips, so that you can take a good picture even if it rains on cloudy days.

After seven days' holiday, we will resume our work.

When traveling, everyone is looking forward to fine weather.

However, this Golden Week trip in Czech Republic was the first time that it rained every day.

Yes, I traveled for seven days and it rained every day.

Therefore, this trip is also fighting the weather all the time.

But fortunately, the camera can deceive people. After some clever "camouflage", you can take good photos in bad weather.

Below, Travel Jun will use a few photos to talk about how I photographed rainy days.

It's raining, and the photos taken during the day will be a little gloomy. But at night, with the lights on, the weather will have little effect on the photos.

Come out every night for seven days and take a tripod to shoot the night scene.

At this time, the lights are bright and there are few passers-by, which is especially suitable for creative concentration.

Although it is difficult to see the sunrise and sunset on rainy days, the color of clouds occasionally surprises people because the sun is in a low position at this time.

Even if you don't encounter flaming clouds, you will look better at the checkpoint than during the day.

Therefore, in rainy days, you should shoot a large film, get up early and go to bed late, just one word: tired.

3. The unique atmosphere after the rain

Europe's stone roads will show bright luster after rain.

In fact, this is also a benefit of rain. Especially in the early morning or evening, the street lights are on, and the light and shadow will present a beautiful reflection on the stone road.

Moreover, the grass and walls smeared with rain will make the overall atmosphere of the photos clearer, and with the late autumn season, there is a unique bleak feeling.

Shooting in the rain, there are two scenes that must not be missed.

First, it is the person who holds the umbrella.

Especially at night, umbrellas are very good concave props.

For example, in this photo, I found a doorway in the street, and the light inside was very different from the shadow outside, so I pointed my camera at the doorway, waited for the umbrella bearer to pass by, and then took a silhouette.

In this photo, the doorway was replaced by a driveway entrance, and the silhouette of the umbrella was also taken with the help of light and shadow.

Step 5 reflect

The second scene you can't miss is the reflection.

Find a small puddle, lower the lens and take a reflection.

Although I only photographed an ordinary building, I feel very artistic.

Of course, rainy days don't mean that you can't shoot in the daytime at all. As mentioned above, the photos taken during the day will be very dim, so try to add some color to the photos at this time. Shoot more bright colors such as red, yellow and blue. So as to balance the gloomy tone of rainy days.

Fortunately, the houses in the Czech Republic are mostly colored walls with orange roofs, and the photos taken are gorgeous.

Use some green plants to blur the foreground or add bright colors to the photos.

7. Take fewer pictures of the sky

On rainy days, there is no difference between light and backlight, and the sky is all white. Therefore, if the scenery and buildings are prominent enough, it is recommended to use telephoto instead of wide angle.

Secondly, telephoto can compress the sky as much as possible and weaken the shortage.

In the face of rainy days, the most straightforward way is of course to reverse black and white. As long as the photos are humanistic enough, they will feel more when they become black and white.

The photos are still being sorted out, and the first part was repaired by mobile phone.

There will be more films later, and I will share them with you slowly.

Finally, the roast elbow in Czech is too cheap, and I miss it very much. ...