The Audubon Sanctuary: Photography in the Rain<Click all photos to enlarge.
Although the main attraction at the sanctuary for the butterflies, the purple thistle, was loving the rain, the butterflies were not. I found one lone bumblebee that appeared to be asleep at the base of a thistle bloom.
If your backpack does not have a built in rain jacket, you can use a plastic trash bag to cover the bag while you're wearing it. Shake it off, lay it on the ground, and you have a place to set your camera bag down for a minute while you get out your gear. Pack some dry clothing in your car so that when you are done shooting, you can strip off the wet stuff and change into something dry; there's no sense in soaking the seats of your car for the drive home.
<Thanks for reading my blog entry, which is part of a personal photography project to bring attention to and to benefit the Fred Archibald Sanctuary in New Market, MD. The sanctuary is owned and managed by the Audubon Society of Central Maryland. Copyright 2017 Cam Miller. All photographs are for sale upon request.>
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