The Moment You Realize You Are In the Wrong Spot ...

We seem to have had a lot of rain recently, and I have always been prone to going out looking to make images when there are changes in the weather. The changes in light, wind, people's expressions, posture/demeanor all seem to change as well, which present opportunity to a shooter like me and you, right?

[Kate]

And not another car in sight!

[Dorothy]

Oh No!

[Shutterbug]

So right. I hope the pedestrian didn’t get too wet.

[Rick]

Ooppss! Hope the pedestrian didn't get soaked. Great shot.

[Diana]

Don't you just hate that, fabulous capture and timing.

[haskar]

Great timing and shot.

[Brian]

It's all in the timing! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[Glover Shearron, Jr.]

@k9photo @illinilass @shutterbug49 @rickster549 @ludwigsdiana @haskar @briaan I watched as this played out...he was soaked above the level of the bottom of the bags on his shoulders and let out a string of expletives any sailor would be PROUD of!

[John]

Perfect timing

[carol white]

Great timing

[borof]

Bad weather is a good opportunity for photography, but it also has its risks, just like here

[Glover Shearron, Jr.]

@borof 😊😊😊

[Glover Shearron, Jr.]

@johnnyfrs @carolmw 👍👍👍