Diane, I am the opposite of you. I do much of my shooting in the winter. In the summer I am too busy doing yard work/gardening. You would think that with all the flowers my wife grows I would take some pictures of them but so far I have only used the cheap digital to email pics to her parents.
Funny, I hadn't really thought of if before, but geographical location must have a lot to do with one's shooting days.
Out here in California, we generally have weather so good (to steal a line from John Muir) we know nothing of it!
Then again, being as I didn't even SEE snow until I was eighteen years old (when I went back to Great Lakes, Illinois for Navy boot camp), when I'm in it now I still don't know quite what to make of it, photographically speaking. ;-)
Sunny and near 70 in Santa Rosa.
In LF, I'm shooting about 50-70 days a year, depending on the weather.
In 35mm, it's only about 30-40, and 22 of those are race days at the horse racing club. The rest are mostly the workshops I run.
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Oh, with film, I thought you meant with shotgun.
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Hmmm.... that's weird....
The only trouble with doin' nothing is you can't tell when you get caught up
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