After the rain
It had been raining quite heavily right before the photoshoot. I arrived at the location earlier than T and was concerned that the rain might affect my camera gear. Fortunately, by the time T arrived, the rain had stopped, allowing us to proceed with the photoshoot as planned.
To my surprise, the rain turned out to be a blessing in disguise. It deepened the color of the soil and branches, making the flowers and grass stand out more vividly. The rain also darkened the asphalt, giving it a glossy appearance that added a unique touch to the photos. Additionally, the rain had cleared out the park, which is usually bustling with people. This meant we could avoid a crowded background and saved me hours of editing to remove people from the shots.
Given the time constraints, we didn't move to as many locations during this shoot. Instead, we focused on the beautiful flowers and a lovely wall, which provided a charming setting for our photos. The unexpected weather ended up enhancing the overall experience, and we were pleased with the results.