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Instagram: Best images of March 2019<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Clouds and rain, and an occasional glimpse of the sun, peeping in the dark sky from behind a few, or sometimes many, clouds. It’s not always the brightest and most sunny days with wide open azure blue skies that are the most photographically interesting days.
\nEven though I too love those sunny days with blue skies, and they can be great photographic backgrounds for certain photoshoots or subjects, some clouds in the sky do add a lot to many landscape photos. Clouds can be a second landscape in the sky of a landscape photo. They can add color, they can add drama, and they can add mysticism to any photo.
\nSo adding some clouds to your photo can really add to your picture. So one less reason not to take out your photography gear on one of those many days that the azure blue in the sky is partially hidden.
\nBut what about rain? Rain sucks, right? Well\u2026 yeah, sometimes. But sometimes the rain will be of an incredible help!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Another principle that can enhance your photography tremendously is “Reflection”. Adding a reflection to your photograph will almost always (see google.com for reflections gone wrong<\/a>) enhance it.
Reflections can be found in many places. It can of course be a reflection in a mirror, but it can also be a reflection in a window, or the shiny surface of a piano or a table. Or the hood of a car, or the mirroring of sunglasses. Reflections are also often used in movie scenes and series, and once you start looking for them yourself for your photography, you will also start noticing them when watching tv or a movie.
One of the most common reflections that you can come across, nearly every day, or even many times a day, are of course reflections on water surfaces. So how welcome can rain be if you want to go out and photograph? Very welcome, if it is of course only showers, and not a constant downpour of liters of water, preventing you to even take out your camera.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

But on a day like this one, when this picture was taken, I welcome the clouds, and I thank the rain, because it has created a dramatic backdrop, and to have that reflected in the puddles after the rain like this, did result in a picture that has made it into the top 3 of images on all my social media accounts in March, and onto number one on Instagram.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Does that mean that all it takes to have a killer photo is to just take a picture of clouds and a reflecting puddle? Yes and no.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Basically, you have to look around a bit for a good puddle, large enough to reflect what you want, and it has to reflect everything you want clearly enough. To obtain that, you often have to change your point of view dramatically. For this particular picture, I had to go down on my knees and elbows (yes indeed, on the wet ground), and go deep enough to reflect just enough, and not too much, in order to keep out the distracting lamp posts and traffic signs.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

At this particular time, I only had my iPhone 8 plus and my GoPro Hero 3 with me. I took photos with both, but have only edited the iPhone ones yet.
I shot this particular picture using the Procamera HDR setting, and underexposed a bit, to add extra colordepth. In Lightroom postprocessing, the colors were enhanced slightly using the saturation slider.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Een bericht gedeeld door Bjorn Beheydt<\/a> (@bjornbeheydt) op