Winter tree photography season is upon us, at least according to the calendar. So we’ve been busy little bees over here plotting our plan. I printed out maps via Google and taped them together in quadrants surrounding London. As I location scout and photograph the various areas I’ll highlight them to show that they’re done. Now all we need is some snow that will stick around for more than a few days. For now, the maps will live in my camera bag and I’ll continue to photograph seascapes.
What have you done lately to prepare to make new photographs?
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Oh, my scouting methodology has gotten very very lazy with my iPhone. Snap a pic, coordinates are mapped, done
This is impressive, Jen!
That being said, I haven’t photographed any landscapes or seascapes since I went to Superior in September, and likely won’t before I head to Cuba in 18 days…
Oh yes, the iPhone. It seems as though I need one for all features except the phone part. No landscapes since your trip to Lake Superior?! Is this good or bad?
All bad, Jen. This fall was particularly crazy at work and I was taking stuff home with me evenings and weekends. By the time it all passed in November, I was just weary and spent a few weeks of my free time in the fetal position. Now I’m ready to get back to it!
I also let MJ talk me into a toy camera yesterday so I’ll be playing with my shiny plastic Diana F+ for the next little while.