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Last week I popped into see a new club member Ed. It was a shocking day with constant rain but we still managed to get a look aroung his garden and his growing collection of bonsai. Thank you loads… was a cool day Ian, enjoyed it! Like Like. The ramblings of an old artist and someone who would like to grow better bonsais trees. Main Bench. His first tree. Trident Maple. Larch Group. Shohin Juniper before I altered it. Kashima Maple. Satsuki Azalea. Rate this:. Like Loading After I left? Was I even out of your street? Leave a comment Cancel reply. Moonlight Bonsai. Shoka Bonsai Shop for quality bonsai. Sally's Bridge Bonsai bonsai and garden. Magic Ceramics. Michael Coopers Studio The ramblings of an old artist and someone who would like to grow better bonsais trees. In The Grain My wood creations. Art Kokedama. Bonsaiplace Creativity Through Bonsai. Tree in my Palm dirt leaves flowers. Comment Reblog Subscribe Subscribed. Bonsai Eejit. Sign me up. Already have a WordPress. Log in now. Loading Comments Email Required Name Required Website.

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By Jansos December 21, in Stock photography discussion and contributor experience. Is it worth shooting outdoors when the weather is so grey and gloomy? A lot of natural light stock, apart from Live News, seems to be shot in good light and is often full of vibrant colour. Does this mean that it is simply not worth getting out of bed on a grey day? Search Alamy using keywords to describe the day and see what images are already available. Then you can decide if it's worth going out and taking some shots. I feel the same - not worth going out and taking stock photos in this gloomy weather. On the other hand, I just saw a neighbour clearing soggy leaves off the road which were leading to flooding, and took a few photos from my bedroom window! Grey here too. Agree about avoiding sky. Close ups of buildings work well in these conditions. Fog and driving drizzle over here in Ireland, miserable day and that's just the living room. Added some colour to lighten your day. Maybe shop interiors from the street, Christmas themed window displays, illuminated signs, traffic in general, people masked up in buses. London is foggy, Ireland is rainy, Canada is cold? These are not exactly news bulletins, folks. In Liverpool, if we were to wait for good weather, we'd never go out. You have to book in advance so have to take pot luck with the weather. The day I had chosen was dismal, dull and misty with the mist at times, quite literally, down to sea level. I've had nine sales from that short walk. Their website claims it to be 'The most dramatic walk Europe'. To put it mildly, I think that's a bit over the top Poor light perfect for bushes with berries. Wildlife, also. No blown highlights or white bits. Same for Christmas decorations outdoors. That snowman on the lawn. It's of course raining in Vancouver. However, the sun is supposed to make a cameo appearance tomorrow. Some intrepid souls wear waterproof shorts and flip-flops year-round here. If you see someone with a brightly coloured umbrella, stalk them, and create pseudo colour-popped images. Moisture in the atmosphere rainbows ,storm and on surfaces refections can create interesting imagery. Grey days are wonderful for people-centric pics think Christmas shoppers, protesters and since it is the season of Christmas shopping the great softbox in the sky can be your assistant. The answer is no it is not worth it, until. This is very true. I think Woody Allen said something about being a fan of the light in London for filming for just this reason. So its about adapting the kind of shooting you do to fit the conditions. I was in St. Petersburg on a gray gloomy day and got some lovely portraits. Not much else though. It was August so it was actually shorts weather, I doubt that lasts long. Back in the day Ian did a commercial shoot in St Petersburg for the company that supplied car communication systems to the traffic police. He was escorted around all the time by the police which he said was quite scary. They never had to stop at a traffic light as they radioed ahead and got them changed to green! And they had a toast with vodka at every opportunity so he spent the whole shoot in a slightly drunken haze! Got the shots though. Gloomy light for gloomy times. The current mood around the country should be photographed on days like these - especially with bight Xmas lights which benefit from darker backgrounds. And then, if it rains.. You need to be a member in order to leave a comment. Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy! Already have an account? Sign in here. We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings , otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue. All Activity Home Alamy discussion and community support Stock photography discussion and contributor experience I don't like Mondays! Just another grey day in London. I don't like Mondays! Share More sharing options Followers 3. Recommended Posts. Jansos Posted December 21, Posted December 21, Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Cee Dee Dickinson Posted December 21, Posted December 21, edited. Hi Jansos. Edited December 21, by Cee Dee Dickinson. VbFolly Posted December 21, Sally Posted December 21, Gloomy you can also probably work in, i find flat grey worse Allan Bell Posted December 21, Y E S Added some colour to lighten your day. Martin L Posted December 21, Harry Harrison Posted December 21, Hmm, maybe I should take my own advice. Ed Rooney Posted December 21, I'm having fun with the PS sky replacement tool, carrying my weather in a file. Vincent Lowe Posted December 21, Betty LaRue Posted December 21, John Mitchell Posted December 21, Canada, snow melting: that's not cold, that's shorts weather. 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