SUMMARY
Photographer Thomas Heaton details his experience shooting in heavy rain in the Scottish Highlands, emphasizing how adapting to conditions can turn a difficult day into a productive one. He discusses managing van condensation with a diesel heater and fan, drying wet gear, and using a dehumidifier. The video covers improvising locations, using specific lenses like a 135mm and a 20-35mm wide-angle, and employing ND and polarizing filters for long exposures. Heaton also highlights the value of honesty about unproductive shoots and shares practical composition advice, such as stepping back from obvious foregrounds.
TAKEAWAYS
Adapting to adverse weather is key to successful landscape photography.
Heaton uses a diesel heater and fan to combat condensation in his van.
Specific gear includes ND filters, a polarizing filter, and various lenses.
Honest portrayal of challenging shoots and practical composition tips are featured.