Weather Forecasting for Landscape Photography
Forget All the Weather Apps!
Weather apps are simply not built for photographers. Apart from the fact that they are sufficiently precise, they don't allow us to predict real photography weather. There exist much better alternatives. Have you ever asked yourself why pro photographers seem to have so much "luck" with the weather for their photos? Weather and light is not a question of luck, it is predictable!
Weather for Landscape Photographers
In more than 30 years in landscape photography, I have learned that the weather has the biggest impact in my images. Composition is important and can be controlled by photographers. But the weather seems to be something most photographers associate mistakenly just with luck.
I think that is because, most photographers haven't found out yet how to predict the weather in a really accurate way, so that it doesn't only get reliable, but furthermore allows to predict even spectacular weather phenomena like:
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Learn Everything You Need to Know!
You will learn:
- a lot of weather basics
- the accurate weather tools pro photographers use
- making your own weather forecasts
- predicting spectacular weather phenomena as mentioned above
- written from a photographer for photographers
- 54 pages with examples!
Just for a short time, this premium e-book is offered free of charge!
€ 39,00 € 0,00
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The e-book above is highly recommended for everyone who wants to get into predicting his own weather for landscape photography. But there is a new tool out there, which tops everything I have seen before in over 30 years in landscape photography!
To be honest: it is a revolution! In fact, this tool changes landscape photography indeed forever. Imagine, someone would inform you when there is a spectacular weather phenomenon going to occur around you. Crazy idea, isn't it? Check out the video at the right for the full rundown! |
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How Much is Really Predictable?
There are no limits, actually. It is even possible to predict the shapes of the clouds, because that is given by the way of how they got built. Fog, mist, atmospheric softness, cloud inversions are things landscape photographers love, because that can add mood to an image. But weather apps just look at the raw data of one single point, which is not enough for getting a relieable result. It is more than important to look around, if the weather around supports the weather at our photo spot.
But it is not only all about getting more accurate weather forecasts. The impact on someone's photography even explodes when he is in the right place when there will occure an amazing firesky over a lake, or when there will a lightray break through moody clouds, or when there will a rainbow appear. These things are predictable. Things like that are mentioned in the e-book above!
