Comments on: SCL Photo Podcast 23: Bad Weather Photography! http://www.robnunnphoto.com/scl-photo-podcast-23-bad-weather-photography/1072/ AKA Scalespeeder. Home Of The SCL Photo Podcast. Fri, 12 Mar 2010 05:31:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Rob_Nunn http://www.robnunnphoto.com/scl-photo-podcast-23-bad-weather-photography/1072/comment-page-1/#comment-476 Rob_Nunn Wed, 03 Dec 2008 22:42:29 +0000 http://www.robnunnphoto.com/?p=1072#comment-476 Hi Victor, Glad you enjoyed the podcast, thanks for the great comments! Cheers, Rob. Hi Victor,

Glad you enjoyed the podcast, thanks for the great comments!

Cheers, Rob.

]]> By: Victor http://www.robnunnphoto.com/scl-photo-podcast-23-bad-weather-photography/1072/comment-page-1/#comment-473 Victor Wed, 03 Dec 2008 08:44:43 +0000 http://www.robnunnphoto.com/?p=1072#comment-473 At a first glance your 'photographing in cold/wet conditions' may appear over the top to a lot of readers. I like the fact that you have spent some time on looking after yourself as well as the camera. (Yourself ultimately being the priority issue here!) It is estimated that 30,000 people a year die in the UK as a result of hypothermia. That's more per head of capita than anywhere else in the world. Why? Because as a nation we tend to disregard the cold & wet and instead place emphasis on our personal look rather than our personal well being. (I'm sick of trying to tell my daughters to wear a proper coat in poor weather, their 'fashion statement' being a priority!) As a matter of fact more people suffer from hypothermia in the spring than winter. A sunny day and time to get the new 'spring collection' out doesn't normally account for night time temperatures plummeting! Well done Rob, very informative and enjoyable. Victor At a first glance your ‘photographing in cold/wet conditions’ may appear over the top to a lot of readers. I like the fact that you have spent some time on looking after yourself as well as the camera. (Yourself ultimately being the priority issue here!)

It is estimated that 30,000 people a year die in the UK as a result of hypothermia. That’s more per head of capita than anywhere else in the world.

Why? Because as a nation we tend to disregard the cold & wet and instead place emphasis on our personal look rather than our personal well being. (I’m sick of trying to tell my daughters to wear a proper coat in poor weather, their ‘fashion statement’ being a priority!)

As a matter of fact more people suffer from hypothermia in the spring than winter. A sunny day and time to get the new ’spring collection’ out doesn’t normally account for night time temperatures plummeting!

Well done Rob, very informative and enjoyable.

Victor

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