I quite often enjoy a wander along Worthing beach first thing on the morning, usually with a cup of tea in my hand (I do not live far back from the beach). However this morning that tea would have gone cold rather quick.
Worthing quite often misses the snow when the country is hit, probably due to being shielded by the South Downs. However, this morning, last night’s snowfall remained and the beach still had a slight dusting. Having lived here for over 11 years now, I think this is only the 2nd or 3rd time I have seen the beach like this.
The combination of having the white of the crashing waves vs the white of the snow I thought looked quite surreal.
While snow and sea makes for nice landscapes, as a press photographer it’s the human aspect that is important, which means hanging around, watching and trying to show people dealing with the weather whilst at the same time trying to make a pretty picture.
The range of images here show working with the 16mm end of the standard zoom all the way up to the 400mm end of the long telephoto zoom (24mm to 600mm equivalent)
Finishing with a nice pretty image – where I placed the camera in the snow and used the adjustable rear live view to see what I was doing….
Always be on the look out for those different angles..
Julie Edwards-X 
Great shots. You must have a lot of gear. I was looking at what you listed on the photos.
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I took out 2 X-T2 bodies and 3 lenses (16-55, 50-140 & 100-400) this morning..
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Wow! What kind of camera bag do you use? I use the bigger Peak Design bag myself. That 100-400 would be a perfect lens. I have 200-500, but that is a bit too big. I also have a 28-300 that is ok, but not as sharp as I imagine that 100-400 must be. Have a great day.
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I did not pack my bag properly as I only live 1 minute walk from the beach so I just had the 100-400 resting in the bottom, with the 2 cameras above. Once I was on the beach the cameras were out of the bag and on my shoulders anyway.
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