Fujifilm - rainy day photography

Pushing boundaries can look different for each of us. For me, it looked like going for a walk on a Sunday morning in pouring rain and howling wind!
Hope y'all are keeping well.
Instagram: / sathyapeacock

[@RamonBrito]

The weather really gave the scene character. Great job pushing through it.

[@SathyaPeacock]

Eyyy thanks bro

[@eddie_g]

This makes me love b&w so much!!! Idk why I steer away from it

[@SathyaPeacock]

Thanks dude, glad you enjoyed it

[@clarhettcoalfield3616]

Embracing the rain makes for numerous challenges, but more often than not, the results speak volumes in the work produced, and the effort afforded its due here - by the results say more about you and your character. From my perspective comfort and joy are over-rated, hot chocolate not withstanding, but, its from the desolation of isolation which comes the unnerving moments of resolve and surprise that most photographers avoid, but you championed through this to capture it all. Well done Sathya. cheers.

[@SathyaPeacock]

Wow thanks for that thoughtful comment Clarhett! Truly appreciate it

[@ArmyCasual]

Loved the video

[@SathyaPeacock]

Thanks a lot bro

[@seoulrydr]

I have a Sony A7R3. Because of the hotshoe implementation if it so much as smells water, it freaks out with unending error messages making it impossible to shoot with. It is a maddening experience. I recently discovered a rubberized Nikon hotshoe cover. I await it's arrival and hopefully - the ability to shoot in inclement weather a bit more often. The resulting images in this vid prove it to be a great idea to get outside of your house and your comfort zone. Thanks!

[@SathyaPeacock]

thanks for watching :) hopefully the hot shoe cover helps out with the issue.