Bad Weather and the Camera

By Rob Sheppard

Published January 10, 2011
Updated May 5, 2016

There has been a lot of wet weather across the country this winter. Don’t let that keep you from photographing. Here are some quick and easy ideas that will keep you photographing even when the weather gets wet.

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