Green green gras
Jun 24, 2013 12:21:09 #
Jun 24, 2013 13:15:20 #
Terje76 wrote:
Thank you Plymouth34 :)
Hi Terje,
This is what I enjoy about the "hog". I have the same camera equipment as you have. The difference is, you definitely know what you are doing. Me on the other hand am in learning mode. I am relatively new to photography. So now I have a challenge. Try to do something similar. I seem to enjoy nature photography more than anything. Seeing your picture inspired me. So this weekend I will head toward the mountain looking for streams to photograph. This will be a first at this type of photography. With any luck at all I will come home with something worth keeping. Do you have any other tips that you would like to share before I attempt conquer the great Northwest. :lol:
Again, Great picture! PS...I can guarantee you it won't be a midnight.
Jun 25, 2013 06:14:15 #
Plymouth34 wrote:
Hi Terje, br This is what I enjoy about the "... (show quote)
Hi Plymouth34.
Glad my picture inspire you :) As far as tips goes here's what I do every time I take landscape/nature photograps: Tripod(a steady one), remote control release, mirror lockup, polarizer/ND filter.
ALWAYS look for different angles to shoot from. Up high/down low. This will make your picture that more interesting.
Happy shooting :)
Terje
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