A photographer's comfort
By Miranda Monahan, written for the get comfortable challenge.
The fall season has arrived at long last.
The golden-hour-like sunlight hits the leaves just so.
A new perspective becomes noticeable.
A camera's sensor is at the ready.
To capture the majestic world outside our windows.
And before our very eyes.
This is what brings a photographer comfort.
Whether new or experienced.
A well-seasoned pro, perhaps.
I'm not quite sure.
Get your camera, lenses, tripod and any waterproof gear necessary ready.
Now get shooting.
Capture the colourful, falling, crisp leaves.
The reds, the yellows, the browns, the oranges and the occasional still green leaves too.
Make photos of cider mills and other warm drinks too.
Perhaps, a pumpkin spice latte.
Or is it too soon?
This is what brings comfort to a photographer.
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I love photography! It brings comfort to my senses.