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are your cameras redundant at the moment with all this crap weather,
unless your photographing ducks.
 
Weather and man flu has caused a reduction in photographic activity, yes :sulk:
 
No there is still plenty of scope for indoor photos. Might help get people out of their comfort zone.
 
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I was out today, good moody skies :) just need to dodge the rain (and puddles).
 
The weather has increased my trips out, have to try and dodge the worst showers but the wind has created some great opportunities for me. Got to feel sorry for those that have had damaged homes etc. though.
 
My landscape work has ground to a halt, but fortunately I have floral and product work to keep me going.
 
Well, I've got a waterproof camera so can't use that as an excuse but I'm less waterproof in attitude so don't particularly enjoy going out for walks while getting ponessed on!
 
Took my camera out today for the first time in ages.
 
Nope, got up early to take the Thames floods at dawn

Bit sleepy now though :help:
 
When I started shooting landscapes a few years ago I used to look at the weather forecast and then go out when there was calm blue skies. Nowadays it's the complete opposite! If the sky is blue and cloudless then the camera doesn't get touched, but if there's patchy rain clouds or any form of weather change then you can almost gaurantee I'll be out with the camera, as changing weather creates much more dramatic photos
 
Carl Hall said:
When I started shooting landscapes a few years ago I used to look at the weather forecast and then go out when there was calm blue skies. Nowadays it's the complete opposite! If the sky is blue and cloudless then the camera doesn't get touched, but if there's patchy rain clouds or any form of weather change then you can almost gaurantee I'll be out with the camera, as changing weather creates much more dramatic photos
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Pretty much, the constant grey skys in 2012 were annoying, this current weather can mean some poor days but some excellent ones.

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