rain

News: ThinkTank Hydrophobia protects DSLRs with 70-200mm lenses from rain.Water resistant, seam-sealed rain covers

Second cover also protects on-camera flash while allowing photographers access to battery, memory card compartments.

Article: Make it Rain.A garden sprinkler and a little imagination goes a long way

You can make it rain! Well...actually, you can make it appear to be raining in your own backyard with simple gardening tools and a bit of planning.

Article: Rainy day indoor picture-taking ideas.Three photography projects you can do indoors while it's raining

The price of gas is high, so you’re spending vacation at home. And now, it’s raining. Could it get any worse? Or...could it get any better?

Article: Flood Insurance.Keep your camera dry when it's pouring out.

Raining again? There’s no reason to ever leave your camera exposed to the elements. There are plenty of protective coverings available and they’re surprisingly affordable.

Article: April showers bring great photos.When the rain comes, don't run and hide your camera

There are wonderful photo opportunities when it rains that you won’t find any other time.

Article: How raindrops can transform a scene.Shoot through a window on a rainy day? The secret is the focus.

I’m sitting in my office, typing away, when something outside catches my eye: dark, menacing rain clouds! Sure enough, within minutes it’s pouring rain, and the wind is whipping it around. Drops are landing on the window.