Your guide: Mark Gilligan A professional photographer, producer/director of TV and photography teacher for over 40 years, Mark is also a LEE Filters Master supported by Berghaus and Billingham. A former Fujifilm ambassador and winner of the #OMGB in LPOTY, he is a Fellow of the BIPP. Visit his website or follow him on Facebook or Instagram. I love watching dramatic weather move across the landscape. Whilst I observe and enjoy, photographing it is a passion of mine. Fortunately it isn’t just seasonal either, as our weather presents opportunities all year. I’m not advocating thst you venture out into the eye of a storm but on days when it is very changeable. Safety is paramount and I always abide by the rule that the mountains will be there another day. You will be exposed to the wet stuff, so ensure your waterproofs and kit are up to the job! Work with a partner It’s better when there are two of you working together. It will be inclement and whilst I use a fisherman’s brolly bracket attached to my tripod, excessive gusts can make that unstable. That’s where a flexible, human, brolly holder is handy! Shielding the lens with the […]
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