![\"DSCF0225\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/decisiveshot.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/01\/DSCF0225.jpg?ssl=1\")
<\/a>Boots To Match The Hair<\/p><\/div>\n
Cold weather can create challenges as well, there are generally fewer people out-and-about in the city when the mercury drops.\u00a0 You can those lousy lemons into lemonade though and try a more minimalistic Street Photography style.\u00a0 I came across this scene early on during my last outing, I liked the juxtaposition of the old lady compared to the young man as well as the images in the windows depicting an old lady, athletic\/handicapped man, etc..\u00a0 Normally there would be more people on the street here but because of the cold weather (and admittedly timing) I was able to create this shot.<\/p>\n
<\/a>Young, Old, Everything In-Between<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/p>\n
Just like in warm weather, you’re going to want to go to where the people are.\u00a0 Think about where people need to be and where they would go to stay warm.\u00a0 Coffee shops are hot spots in the winter both because they serve warm drinks and they are a warm place for people to wait for the bus.\u00a0 Instead of going into the coffee shop to photograph people I’d recommend photographing through the window.\u00a0 I’d try to capture candid shots of people drinking coffee and be mindful of the reflections in the window.<\/p>\n
Subways are also a great place to photograph in the winter, it’s not much warmer (at least in Pittsburgh) than being out in the cold but it’s where people have to go if they want to get a quick ride as opposed to hoofing it in the chilly weather.\u00a0 There is a ton of potential street photographs with the escalators, signs, street performers, etc..\u00a0 Keep your eyes open and don’t go near the track, try not to turn your back on people either.<\/p>\n