I guess that title about covers it. Of course in Australia right now it's a pleasant 38 degrees celcius or roughly 106 degrees fahrenheit. There's no breeze and the kookaburras are laughing through the window at me. Beads of perspiration are running down my forehead and are sprinkling across my keyboard as I plug away with stumpy, less than attractive fingers to pass these tips over to you. I'm headed straight to the fridge after I finish this one
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How To Photograph Winter Scenes
You wouldn’t think so but winter landscapes- or snow scapes – are one of the most challenging to photography enthusiasts. The difficulty can be that the average light tone of a snow scape is a lot lighter than what a medium grey tone is. This can put your meter readings out and give you an [...]
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Photography Tips for the Snow and Winter
How to Take Stunning Photos During Winter
One of the outstanding benefits of being a photographer, whether you’re an amateur or a professional are the many choices or areas to work or experiment in. None less than winter or snow photography. You can of course ‘luck it’ and of course most savvy photographers with [...]
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