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Photographic.com has a good article on how to stay motivated with your photography - especially for those of you experiencing winter in the northern hemisphere.
'Taking pictures during the summer is a wonderful experience. You’re wandering around in a tee shirt while the sun illuminates your images. The warm weather draws other similar-minded folks and this camaraderie motivates and inspires you. In the fall, the changing colors and crispness of the autumn air are heady—you can’t wait to get outside again with a camera. Your weekends are spent framing shots, exploring color, and developing pictures. Now this is lovin’ photography!
And then the winter hits. The holidays take up your time and energy. The weather may turn cold, muggy and dim. Getting up for a sunrise is unthinkable when compared to staying in your warm bed. Standing outside shivering is no fun, and it’s hard to press the shutter release while wearing mittens. You’re overwhelmed by too much work, too little exercise, and too little inspiration.
Your enthusiasm for making photographs doesn’t have to depend on the season. But a lot of folks do hit a lull at the beginning of the year. So much is happening that seems to tire you out, or there may be little to inspire you photographically. So how do you rekindle that “lovin’ feeling?”'
Read more at Photographic: How to Stay Motivated in Photography
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Posted by Darren in our Tips category on January 27, 2005