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Originally Posted by miketoll
Crisp winter sunshine to make up for summer sunshine. Hope so rather than drab grey! No family at home this Xmas  |
Mike,you can take some amazing shots in the late winter afternoons,esp when frosty and the sun is setting,also in the late mornings,lots of frosty cobwebs etc.
If you have no family at home for Xmas,then you have all the time to spend taking photos.Shots of local street decorations etc,New Years eve in your local!!!,could be a classic.
I ,personally,am one of a very sad breed who do not like Xmas,I never have done even when a child,but New Year is special.So pick a bright cold winters morning,Mike,and I bet you will find some great shots.
A memorable one on this site,is Saphire's shot of car lights zooming off along a snow covered track,anyone remember this shot?,brilliant.
So,Mike ,you have no excuse for not taking shots in the winter season.
