Today I'm visiting a bird photography hide hoping to capture atmospheric photos in the rain. If you haven't tried shooting birds in this weather, you really should! The soft light is beautiful and the element of rain allows you to get creative by varying your shutter speeds. Hopefully this video inspires you get out there in wet weather but make sure to keep your camera dry!

In this video I'm using a Canon R6 and Canon EF 500mm f/4 Lens.

You can book a session in the hide with www.leedswildlife.co.uk the hide will be open again from October with some exciting changes!

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This video was filmed with a Canon M50 and 1545mm lens.
Equipment: Canon R6; Canon EF 500mm f/4 Mark i Lens

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