Outdoor Photography in a Storm

My landscape photography road trip through Scotland continues north to Glencoe where I encounter the type of weather you can expect most of the time in this region. A storm is building and although these conditions can be challenging, they do offer some photographic rewards in the way of mood, drama and atmosphere. My DSLR camera gets a soaking, but the weather sealing of the Canon 5D MKIV holds firm. Astoundingly, my vlogging camera, the Canon M50 gets even more of a drenching and did not fail me once. In fact, this little M50 has been subject to these conditions time and time again over the past 18 months and has never let me down. I hope you enjoy the video.

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