Winter Photography Blues Getting You Down? Best Ways to Cure the Blahs Discussion

[Laura Hicks]

Winter in the mid-west is unpredictable to say the least. A few days ago it was gorgeous. Temps rose to almost 60 degrees. The sun was shining. I think I even heard a few birds chirping. I was so excited about the great weather I strapped on my camera and headed out to test out a new camera. The next day, however, was a different story. The sky was grey and gloomy. Within one hour we had about an inch of snow on the ground. 

It was amazing how easily cabin fever can set in. It not only drains you of energy, but also of creativity. So how do you find your creative mojo in the midst of winter's ugly grip? Well, we pulled ourselves up by our bootstraps to bring you a few ideas.

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[Andy Stanton]

Very timely article. I like your suggestions - and your photos.

[Laura Hicks]

Thanks, Andy! I bet you have some great images you can share with us. Do you get a lot of snow where you live?

[Andy Stanton]

We've had only a couple of inches snow in the Washington DC area this winter.

[Laura Hicks]

Have you had the chance to take any new cameras out lately?

[Andy Stanton]

The Nikon 1J3 of course - I'm writing the review of it. It's a nice little camera that takes great looking pictures. I'm impressed. I should have the review done soon.