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Water effect
Use a watering can over flowers for an actual raining effect.
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Nah ...use a spray ..makes for much better pics 
Watering can tends to damage the flowers or leave HUGE blobs of water 
Watering can tends to damage the flowers or leave HUGE blobs of water
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Won't that just give a mist effect as against a raining one?
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You have to spray them a fair bit Bazza (but obviously not too much).
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I think it depends on the shot you're after.
If it's rain drops streaking through the shot, then Bazza'a idea works well...if it's the aftermath of a rain shower, with lots of little droplets of water on flower petals etc...then using a spray bottle on the " mist " setting works an absolute treat!
If however, like me, and you live in Scotland....we get rain all the bloomin' time, so there's no need for artificial rainfall.
If it's rain drops streaking through the shot, then Bazza'a idea works well...if it's the aftermath of a rain shower, with lots of little droplets of water on flower petals etc...then using a spray bottle on the " mist " setting works an absolute treat!
If however, like me, and you live in Scotland....we get rain all the bloomin' time, so there's no need for artificial rainfall.
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Yeah I guess it depends whether you want 'rainfall' or rainfell shots 
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OR you can come visit me, and I'll guarantee you'll have rain!