Landscape photography and getting older (gracefully?)

I like to think that I'm a fit and young(ish) chap. However, a recent visitor to a doctor caused me to reflect on ageing and how it's starting to affect my landscape photography. So join me this week as I (a) talk profoundly about getting older or (b) just waffle on for fifteen minutes about how things aren't as good as they used to be – delete as applicable.

Over the course of the video I talk about the (occasionally literal...) pains of getting older, as well as a few advantages. You can also discover whether I own the perfect set of gloves for winter photography; what I think about slippery slopes; how to climb over a fallen tree semi-gracefully; and whether or not I intend to change my camera any time soon. I also take some photos too.

CHAPTERS:

00:00 – Introduction
02:03 – The first photo
03:53 – The disadvantages of getting older
07:01 – The second photo
07:51 – Taking care
08:42 – Keeping fit as well as creatively challenged
11:13 – The third photo
12:14 – The advantages of getting older
13:58 – The fourth and final photo
15:06 – See you next week

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Click on the link below if you'd like to join me and fellow photographer Jason Friend on a small-group landscape photography workshop based in the wonderful English county of Northumberland:

https://www.davidtaylorphotography.co...

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My website: https://www.davidtaylorphotography.co.uk
Instagram: @dwtphotography
Facebook: @davidtaylorlandscapephotography

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MUSIC:

Communicator by Reed Mathis
Source: YouTube Audio Library