As everyone knows, digital set photography free and everybody is photographing everything imaginable every which way they can. So, bearing that in mind, I suspect that around the world there are probably ten million other people doing panoramic hedge photography and doing it year after year (of the same hedge, even). But, I'm wondering how many have been doing it specifically in the autumn, (fall), and for at least five years and a cycle ride from where they live?
That extra sift probably reduces it to the mere hundred thousand, the rest obviously being fickle lightweights, mere opportunists, passing through sucking the juice out of one subject after the next, and hedges have been left behind. And of those still left in the equation, how many are doing it at the perimeter of a military airbase where armed reaper drones are being remotely operated, airborne thousands of miles distant? I could be wrong, (usually am), but perhaps that narrows it down to a very small, select group - maybe just 10,000 of us?
So, a big hello to those other five-years-in, fall, hedgerow, local drone airbase photographers, wherever you are.
