Question

Cloudy weather can do what to colors in a photograph?

Answer 1

I think the answer is faded and grayer.

Since there is not enough sunlight to give a better view of the photograph. The shadows can come out and make the photo darker than expected. But if you want this effect it can still be useful.

Answer 2

Answer:

Make them deeper and more vibrant

Explanation:

    Unlike sunny days, on gray days clouds function as a large diffuser of sunlight. Making lighting much more uniform and shadows softer, generally making your photos softer, a softer light without "hard" shadows.

    You can shoot without fear, the light of cloudy days is great!

    Color temperature and white balance are very important here too

     Knowing how to set up the camera for cloudy days helps a lot in getting the perfect shot.

    The color of light is measured in Kelvin temperature. The lower the color temperature, the warmer the light, and vice versa. Higher temperature, more "cool" and bluish is the light.

    Cloudy days have a color temperature closer to bluish.