Winter isn’t always the easiest season for photographing knitwear — but it is an incredibly honest one. Cold air, short days, muted colors, numb fingers. Winter strips things down to what really matters: light, texture, patience. Over the years, photographing my knits in winter has taught me more than any perfectly styled summer shoot ever could. Here are a few lessons winter quietly teaches you about photographing knitwear. 1. Winter days are short — plan earlier than you think Golden hour in winter comes fast… and leaves even faster. What feels like “plenty of time” can disappear in minutes, so planning becomes essential. I’ve learned to scout locations earlier, prepare outfits in…