Winter Photography by David Long
Dave’s 2nd favorite season to photograph is Winter. Scenes that normally are crowded with many layers and textures become minimalist in style and while winter in New England is associated with snow, there are wonderful transformations along the water. The celestial bodies also occupy different locations in the sky and new scenes emerge for incredible winter sunrises and sunsets, the moon rises and falls along totally new paths and the Milky Way emerges for a new season with the only opportunity for a complete arch over certain landmarks.
With all these wonderful advantages, why don’t we shoot more in the winter? The number one reason is....It’s Cold! Our bodies, our equipment and our cars don’t like it. This book is geared toward those who uses all these excuses for not rolling out of bed and shooting this spectacular season. The vast majority of these locations require a minimal amount of time outside.
This ebook includes over 100 locations scattered across New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine and Massachusetts, and are arranged in 17 short, manageable day trips where you can get the most amount of shooting completed in winter’s shortened daylight hours.
*A link directing you to the file will be sent to you via email. You will have 24 hours to download your file.
Dave’s 2nd favorite season to photograph is Winter. Scenes that normally are crowded with many layers and textures become minimalist in style and while winter in New England is associated with snow, there are wonderful transformations along the water. The celestial bodies also occupy different locations in the sky and new scenes emerge for incredible winter sunrises and sunsets, the moon rises and falls along totally new paths and the Milky Way emerges for a new season with the only opportunity for a complete arch over certain landmarks.
With all these wonderful advantages, why don’t we shoot more in the winter? The number one reason is....It’s Cold! Our bodies, our equipment and our cars don’t like it. This book is geared toward those who uses all these excuses for not rolling out of bed and shooting this spectacular season. The vast majority of these locations require a minimal amount of time outside.
This ebook includes over 100 locations scattered across New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine and Massachusetts, and are arranged in 17 short, manageable day trips where you can get the most amount of shooting completed in winter’s shortened daylight hours.
*A link directing you to the file will be sent to you via email. You will have 24 hours to download your file.
Dave’s 2nd favorite season to photograph is Winter. Scenes that normally are crowded with many layers and textures become minimalist in style and while winter in New England is associated with snow, there are wonderful transformations along the water. The celestial bodies also occupy different locations in the sky and new scenes emerge for incredible winter sunrises and sunsets, the moon rises and falls along totally new paths and the Milky Way emerges for a new season with the only opportunity for a complete arch over certain landmarks.
With all these wonderful advantages, why don’t we shoot more in the winter? The number one reason is....It’s Cold! Our bodies, our equipment and our cars don’t like it. This book is geared toward those who uses all these excuses for not rolling out of bed and shooting this spectacular season. The vast majority of these locations require a minimal amount of time outside.
This ebook includes over 100 locations scattered across New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine and Massachusetts, and are arranged in 17 short, manageable day trips where you can get the most amount of shooting completed in winter’s shortened daylight hours.
*A link directing you to the file will be sent to you via email. You will have 24 hours to download your file.
Each ebook includes:
GPS and/or address of the parking and the location linked to Google Maps
Trail information including length of time, difficulty and anything unique that exists from where you park to the photo location
Best time of the year to visit
Best time of day to visit
Optimal conditions/weather
Recommended photo gear
Complete list of settings
Links to landscape tutorials
