LANDSCAPES

Whenever I think about doing Landscape Photography, I always think:

Y’know what? I’m going to do it. I’m going to be the photographer that gets up at 5 AM when it’s freezing cold; I’ll ignore how blue my toes get when they’re exposed to anything less than 5 degrees and I’ll fight through the dizzying bleariness. I’ll hastily setup my camera somewhere high up and hold my phone in my mouth, maybe develop some asthmatic symptoms and try not to get mauled by a bear with only my misery to keep me awake for a measly 30 minutes (aka until the sun rolls in) while I suffer though my fingers losing all feeling and my body sweating in an annoying, freeze-dry-like state. Why? Because that’s what real photographers do.

But then, I go outside.

“Eh, maybe I’ll be real tomorrow,” I think.