Mulewings~
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If you have the winter blues then why fight it? Putting your camera down when you are not interested is actually a good idea. Viewing the local art scene is a great way to keep those creative juices flowing.
I lived in Jackson, WY for years. Subzero temps (-20º) for days on end is common. I kind of got off on it. Produced some amazing photos. Keep in mind that photography is a very personal process. Only you can answer the question posted.
Love & Bass
Your right, maybe ill go out and try and shoot some winter stuff, if I lose inspiration ill put my camera down.
Im gonna go out wearing snowpants!
That's a great attitude!
Here are some ideas:
On high pressure days you will find amazing patterns in the frost hoar. Look for it assembling around colored objects like street signs and electrical markers.
On low pressure stormy days consider shooting snow drifts and wind blown snow.
Also keep in mind that photographing people in their snow gear or doing frosty things like walking past the Bank thermometer will provide an original take on the season.
Love & Bass
I just posted a photo of some awesome 'hoar frost'...post is titled that.
Love that in the winter time.