Yes, it is getting close to that time of the year, the chill is in the air, powdery stuff coming down in some northern states (Sorry, I live in Texas!), and with that comes the time to start taking images that we have to wait several seasons to take.
So, it is nice and cold, get out there anyway and take some images! With the weather changing almost daily, we will have opportunities to take images of snow, different types of landscapes, ice sculptures, loved one in the snow, snow fights, etc... This is the time of the year to go bananas and get outside to see the challenges that the season might present to us. Don't forget the Christmas lights, decorations, as some people like to indulge in the planning, preparation and setting up of decorating lights, but remember if you take images of personal properties, ask for permission. Once you get the permission, go ahead and take the images and share them with the owner, there you go, a Christmas gift that they will enjoy! This week is also Thanksgiving, a time for reflection for some, football for others, but always picture opportunities for photographers, have at it and have some fun!
Before you go out, there are some things that you need to remember:
1. Check your camera, read the manual and check the temperature limits! Some cameras are sensitive and will not work efficiently on certain lower temperatures.
2. Protect your equipment from the cold and the moisture.
3. Protect yourself from the cold and moisture.
4. Check weather forecast, check your vehicle, always be safe!
5. Have fun, fun, fun!
So go ahead and start taking images out there in the cold weather, show us the beautiful areas that surround and inspire your wonderful winter wonderland images.
Take the images while you can, every season is going to be different. As a photographer we are challenged and inspired to practice, and doing it in the snow provide different challenges.
Have fun and until next time, this is your Tuesday Ambassador wishing you a great Thanksgiving and a fantastic holiday season!
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