Written on Nov 17th, 2008 by Dave Adams
Posted In: Mastering Photography
Mastering Winter Photography
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Mastering the art of winter photography. Photography Tips and Tricks to make the most of the cold season.
- Level:Beginner
- Tools:Hat and Scarf
- Time:Snow Time
While it is currently autumn (fall) here in the UK, there is an ever present threat of wintery showers (i.e. snow) lurking in the ever colder days. The chance of snow fall is a great opportunity for photographers to make the most of virgin snowfall to make and take great seasonal (even festive) pictures.
Photographing a winter scene will bring new challenges to even the most seasoned of photographers, with conditions that sometimes make you wish you’d stayed in bed.
Winter Sun Through The Tree By Josef Stuefer
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Here is a list of tips to make the most of photographing that sudden cold snap that brings a blanket covering of snow.
1. Preparing for Snow Photography
The first point is to make sure you are prepared. The best time to photograph a winter scene is when the snowfall is fresh. This means getting out early before the snow is disturbed and before any early morning sun burns through the haze and starts to melt the snow.
