Description
Description
This lesson pack turns weather from obstacle to narrative engine on urban streets. You will learn how rain amplifies color and creates instant leading lines through reflections. Fog and steam are used to separate layers and hide visual noise without heavy retouching. We cover snow exposure to keep whites clean while preserving detail in signage and faces. You will assemble compact rain kits—covers, towels, and microfiber—so cameras stay safe. Lens choices and hoods are compared for flare control under wet neon and headlights. We demonstrate safe footing and timing on slick crosswalks to avoid motion blur mishaps. Selective clarity, split toning, and local contrast bring out mood without overcooking files. You will design micro‑stories: umbrella portraits, bus‑stop tableaux, and puddle abstractions. Delivery workflows show how to export cohesive sets with consistent color across a storm. Your results will feel cinematic, tactile, and highly marketable for seasonal campaigns.
Format
– Bite‑size videos, LUTs for wet conditions, rain gear checklist, color recipes
– Practice RAWs from rain, fog, and snow sessions
Duration
– 90 minutes on-demand
What You’ll Learn
– Use reflections and diffusion to sculpt scenes
– Expose snow and fog with clean tonality
– Keep gear dry and images sharp in storms
– Grade for mood without artifacts
– Build seasonal story sets quickly
Target Audience
– Creators seeking moody, weather‑rich street portfolios
