Rain on a window makes a photograph hard to read. Streaks run diagonally across the glass, droplets sit as bright specks over the darker street outside, and the whole frame picks up a low milky haze that flattens contrast. Photographers who shoot from trains, cafes and hotel rooms know the problem: the scene beyond the pane is worth keeping, but the water on the glass fights every att... https://mejorarcalidad.com/