Rainy summer

If I have to choose between an abnormally hot summer and a rainy one, I'll choose the latter. It will be better both in terms of the picture and the physical sensations. I can't stay in extreme heat for long – it drains my strength.

Last year, at the end of the first month of summer, I declared that the summer was stormy.

There are thunderstorms this year too, but more rains.

And if there will always be a pale monotonous sky in constant heat, then in case of rains it is gloomy, but textured.

The rains also bring puddles, which also has a positive effect on the variety of subjects.

And if the summer is rainy, but at the same time warm, then fogs very often occur.

And now about the cons.

If there is a lot of rain, then the level in the rivers rises and because of this, the number of interesting places for walking and photographing decreases.

Due to the large amount of moisture, dirt roads become muddy and grader roads break down.

This makes it impossible to travel to remote locations, or increases travel time.

You can't really take pictures in the rain itself, either, and walking on wet grass is not a pleasant pleasure.

But we don't have the tropics, which means it can't rain continuously.

Also, if the rainy summer is warm, then there may be frequent thunderstorms, which is just great...even without a photo.

But anything can happen...I remember the summer of 2010, when it rained until mid-July, so much so that the rivers began to overflow their banks.

And then the heat started until the end of summer, when the peat bogs caught fire...

Last summer, I liked the fact that the water in the reservoirs had gone very much.

But I didn't take full advantage of it.

But you need to make the most of what gives you!

Even if there is an abnormal heat wave (which was promised), it is also a special atmosphere and a theme for lighting.

Well, July, come on, show me what you have in store!

I'm ready for anything.