Steve Byland Nature Photography: Taking Wildlife Photos in the Rain


Black-chinned Hummingbird during an Arizona Monsoon.
Photo Credit: Steve Byland

From Steve Byland Nature Photography: "Many photographers will tell you that there is never enough light. Maybe it would be better to say that there is never enough PERFECT light. To me, with the exception of a poorly cooked hamburger, nothing is more disappointing that having a photo that is both underexposed and overexposed at the same time. For example, an adult Bald Eagle flies by, banks perfectly and still, the body feathers are too dark and the white head too light so that you lose detail on both ends."

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Posted by WILDNEWJERSEY at 5/31/2011 6:00 AM
Categories: Wildlife
Tags: photography rain light Wildlife weather
 

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