In this episode of Shutter Nonsense, join Michael and Jeffrey as they delve into the challenges and opportunities that arise when photographing in difficult weather conditions. From harsh midday light, heavy overcast skies, rain, snow, wind, and other less-than-ideal situations, nature photographers can face it all.  They discuss their personal experiences and strategies for adapting to unforeseen difficulties, and turning infield challenges into creative opportunities all while ensuring safety and comfort. This episode also covers approaches to post-processing for different types of weather, practical usage of weather apps, and the importance of situational flexibility in nature photography.  Join the Shutter Nonsense Patreon community to participate in post-episode conversations and share your own photography experiences! Available to free and paid members. www.patreon.com/ShutterNonsense Highlights Include: Adapting to Tough Conditions Mindset and Flexibility Preparation and Gear for Bad Weather Editing Photos Based on Weather Conditions Midday Nature Photography Infrared Filters for Bright Sunny Days Embracing Harsh Light Dull and Overcast Conditions Weather Apps for Planning Relevant Show Notes Links Michael’s fall photos from Utah: https://www.michaelrungphotography.com/shop?Locations=Utah&Seasons=Autumn Michael’s high-key processing video: https://youtu.be/7uY2JS7fcLg Jeffrey’s Five Tips for Photographing in Cold Weather Video: https://youtu.be/E97lV4Q0mCY Jeffrey’s Cold Weather Clothing Video:  https://youtu.be/0TSN2Hc5Af8 Weather App - Windy - https://www.windy.com/ Weather App - Carrot - https://www.meetcarrot.com/weather/ Weather Site - https://www.weather.gov/ Learn more about Michael's photography: www.michaelrung.comLearn more about Jeffrey's photography: www.jeffreytadlock.com