Ed, one word for you: castles. Their gloominess and mystery are enhanced by winter weather... B&W film is especially appropriate, as it makes them look even older. Of course, you may not share my fascination with castles since you see them everyday, but being from the US, where our whole country is younger than most of England's monuments, I am perhaps easily impressed.... For colour slides, i would recommend sticking around those seasides at around sunset, and if the clouds are thin enough you should get some brilliant clouds/stormy seas. Bring a tripod, and try shooting some long exposures of the waves.. --christopher >So what should I shoot in the time I've got available, when the days >are short and cold? >I wouldn't mind shooting some black and white. I haven't done any for >years. >So here's the question. >What do you all shoot in the winter? >Get me inspired, and be happy to know that you got a fellows Nikon >functioning again. ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
