The first roll of winter
By September the light starts to lean. Shadows get longer, the sea turns the colour of pewter, and a meter that was happy at f/11 all summer suddenly wants f/4.
One camera, one lens
I took a compact rangefinder and a 40 mm lens and left everything else at home. Carrying less makes you walk further and stop more often.
Metering in flat light
Overcast skies look easy, but they hide a lot of contrast. I meter for the shadows, let the highlights fall where they fall, and develop a little shorter than the datasheet says.
What I would do differently
Bring a second roll. Twelve frames in, the fog lifted and the harbour turned gold for ten minutes, and I was out of film.