winter's here
some of my friends have seen this photo before, it was taken in january of this year, it's the hudson river about 35 miles north of manhattan, and it's the view from my train station as i get on the train in the morning and off the train in the evening as i come and go in and out of new york city.
there are some more winter landscapes in this gallery
on saturday morning, my wife looked at one wall of the house, and she noticed that i had swapped out a 16x20 fall scene of the hudson river with the above winter scene - she asked why, and i said, well, it's winter!
anyhow, what also reminded me of this photo was the fact that it was -10 degrees farenheit when i took the pic, and it was the same temps here this morning as i was waiting for my train i also thought it would be a good chance to talk about winter photography tips and if you have anything to add to that thread, please do.
enjoy (winter) photography,
there are some more winter landscapes in this gallery
on saturday morning, my wife looked at one wall of the house, and she noticed that i had swapped out a 16x20 fall scene of the hudson river with the above winter scene - she asked why, and i said, well, it's winter!
anyhow, what also reminded me of this photo was the fact that it was -10 degrees farenheit when i took the pic, and it was the same temps here this morning as i was waiting for my train i also thought it would be a good chance to talk about winter photography tips and if you have anything to add to that thread, please do.
enjoy (winter) photography,
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Winter sucks. Move to Florida. Then you won't freeze your butt off trying to take pics in sub zero weather.
Harry
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Harry - you beat me to it - I was going to suggest shooting in southern Arizona or New Mexico for winter photography. :roll Or maybe Laguna Madre in Texas.
It is not snowing here yet, but it may in the next few days - Here is a scene from last winter....
Just to show Harry what he is missing while shooting those poor birds in those nice warm bird sanctuaries.
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I love that photo!
Yesterday, we had a beautiful morning - it has been unseasonably warm, and I was thinking it might be a good day for some outdoors photography. After soccer, had some housework to do first - well, the most outrageous storm blew in - wind gusts of 100kph and, believe this - hail! I've never seen hail in December!Alot of wind damage and some poor soul who was , believe it or not , windsurfing on a frozen lake, was killed. By 2 a.m. this morning, the temperature had changed by 20 degrees - plus 4 to minus 16 C and we had about 4 cm of fresh snow!
So much for outdoors photography!
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well Harry Andy this is winterizing in Beverly Hills [fold up the sunning chairs]
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After doing that, picking up the prescription, I had my husband stop at Shem Creek for a sec, so I could take a very few photos since the water was as smooth as I have ever seen it. Two hours later I came back to the car.
It was 32 degrees at that point, and it is in the twenties now. This IS the south, and I have heard about Florida, t'aint that warm there either.
Makes for clear shooting weather. This is the actual sunset, I am up on the bridge, very exposed................does it look cold, it was.
I just took the dogs outside, I put two coats on, one over another.
ginger: they are hyping a bit of snow for Christmas here, won't happen, but it is COLD.
It is so cold and wintery, they even have Christmas decorations up, and they hung a moon. g
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2 degs farenheit this morning, felt like about 30 below out by the river at 6am. this pic from jan 2004....
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If you just won't move to a place with a decent climate (i.e. Florida) then you must dress for the winter weather. Below is Mr. Williams in his winter shooting outfit. Note the very silly hat.
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you wuss - you can do better than that, can't ya?
and == gaaaaaaaaaaaaaa i'm holding a nikon... shhhhhhhhh don't tell anyone, will ya?
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How many photographers does it take to change a light bulb? 50. One to change the bulb, and forty-nine to say, "I could have done that better!"
move down to Florida and get your exercise like this. Tough choice
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How many photographers does it take to change a light bulb? 50. One to change the bulb, and forty-nine to say, "I could have done that better!"
California, I have no idea what cold really is--after a day in McCormick Place with
the roll up doors open and that lovely lake 'breeze'...I'm with Harry. Move to FL
Ian
BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
My tips are:
Go visit Harry
or
Stay indoors,build a fire
and if you do have to go out,wear those little things on your hands:cry :cry
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su-weeeeeeeeeet, sam
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Very nice indeed!!
You're sure this is California? The Tourist bureau WILL be giving you a call I think!
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