At the end of March, I took the plunge and went to Budapest for 4 nights. A city that I had had on my list of places to go to for a long time. But I was greeted by 4 days of non-stop grey weather, as well as my flight being delayed by just over 3 hours.
Despite doing my best during my time there, it just felt tiresome seeing the flat and lifeless sky each day. In total, I probably had about 3 hours of workable light during the whole time.
So, in mid-April, just 2 weeks afterwards, I decided to head back over to Budapest, rent an apartment and try again. And this time, I was greeted by sunnier days, and also spring had transformed the city in that small amount of time.
As a travel photographer, I very much rely on the weather. It might look all nice and arty in the grey, but it doesn’t cut it for me. I want to make my destinations look as beautiful as they should be!
Take a look and see how I got on in my latest YouTube vlog detailing my exploits as I return to Budapest.
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