Best Camera Rain Covers in 2025
A camera rain cover is essential to a photographer’s kit. Sometimes, the best photo ops occur in bad weather. These are the best ones I’ve found.
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Best Aurora Forecast Apps to Help Your Northern Lights Photography
Aurora photography is a tricky subject to pursue, but you can make life a little easier by using a sound aurora forecast app. I tested all the most popular ones to find out which was best.
The Mike Olbinski Interview
Mike Olbinski is an internationally-renowned storm chaser, time-lapse photographer and Emmy award winning film-maker. Learn more about his work this week as Matt sat down to have a chat with him.
Cold Weather Photography and Extreme Conditions
The ultimate guide to photographing in cold and extreme weather.
5 Tips To Protect Your Camera Gear In Cold Weather
Find out the 5 most important things you can do to protect your expensive camera gear in colder and wintery weather.
3 Simple Ways to Deal with Bluebird Skies in Landscape Photography
Landscape photographers always hope for dramatic light and interesting clouds, but what can you do if you end up with bluebird skies?
How to Revive a Camera That Got Wet
Did You Drown Your Camera? It can happen. A careless moment by a lake or prolonged shooting in the rain without a rain cover for your camera. All of a sudden, the camera shows the dreaded message… ERROR. I recently got a message from a photographer friend of mine in Australia, Colin Levitch. Colin is and outdoor and adventure photographer from the East Coast and he was out shooting a cyclocross race in some truly torrential condition. After shooting a portion of the race, his camera (Canon 5D Mark II) gave him the dreaded error message and shut itself down. …
Cloud Cover Forecasting for Photography
Cloud cover can make or break many kinds of outdoor photographic opportunities and that’s why the website Clear Dark Sky should be bookmarked by any discerning photographer. This website, originally intended for astronomers, will give you a cloud cover forecast for a specific time and location. Whilst most people will immediately imagine using this to predict clear skies at night for astrophotography, there’s no reason why you can’t also use it to predict days of overcast conditions which are often preferred for wildlife and macro photography. As you can see from the screenshot, the simple charts manage to pack in …