Comments on: A Fire In The Winter Sky http://www.wanamakerphotography.com/a-fire-in-the-winter-sky/ Thu, 02 Sep 2010 17:14:25 +0000 hourly 1 By: Winter Photography http://www.wanamakerphotography.com/a-fire-in-the-winter-sky/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Winter Photography Fri, 08 Feb 2008 12:52:06 +0000 http://www.wanamakerphotography.com/2007/12/14/a-fire-in-the-winter-sky/#comment-2 I found your blog via Google blog search while searching for winter photography and your post regarding “A Fire In The Winter Sky” looks very interesting to me and it is also very creative. I have a few photography websites of my own and I must say that your blog is really good. Keep up the great work on a really high class resource. I really love winter photography and for most of us, even the thought of capturing on camera, a great shot of an idyllic winter scene is heartwarming and at the same time mind-numbingly depressing. We all know through bitter experience that a winter photography shot we thought of as perfect, might as well in fact be tossed in the garbage can. One really helpful trick that I learned for winter photography is to meter for something other than the snow. Think of all the photo opportunities we’re missing just by being unable to come to grips with proper exposure. I found your blog via Google blog search while searching for winter photography and your post regarding “A Fire In The Winter Sky” looks very interesting to me and it is also very creative. I have a few photography websites of my own and I must say that your blog is really good. Keep up the great work on a really high class resource.

I really love winter photography and for most of us, even the thought of capturing on camera, a great shot of an idyllic winter scene is heartwarming and at the same time mind-numbingly depressing. We all know through bitter experience that a winter photography shot we thought of as perfect, might as well in fact be tossed in the garbage can. One really helpful trick that I learned for winter photography is to meter for something other than the snow. Think of all the photo opportunities we’re missing just by being unable to come to grips with proper exposure.

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