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Taking better photos in woods By Neil Aldridge

Taking better photos in woods By Neil Aldridge. LEARNING OBJECTIVES. Composition Foreground/background Viewpoint Using different lens settings Making the best use of light Equipment and a ccessories. Composition. Viewpoint. Foreground and background. The reason why….

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Taking better photos in woods By Neil Aldridge

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  1. Taking better photos inwoodsBy Neil Aldridge

  2. LEARNING OBJECTIVES • Composition • Foreground/background • Viewpoint • Using different lens settings • Making the best use of light • Equipment and accessories

  3. Composition

  4. Viewpoint

  5. Foreground and background

  6. The reason why…

  7. Using different settings on your zoom lenses • Wide angle settings are good for landscapes and getting lots of the image in focus. It makes the foreground appear closer and the background further away. • Zoom lenses are good for zooming in on subjects like wildlife and blurring the background. The more you zoom in the flatter the perspective is with the background appearing much closer

  8. Different types of lighting • Strong direct sunlight from front • Soft direct sunlight from the front • Hard direct sunlight from side • Soft direct sunlight from the side • Backlight • Overcast even lighting

  9. Photographing people

  10. Other types of photos to betaken in woods

  11. Accessories • A Tripod or GorillaPod (see below) • A cloth or small towel • Spare batteries

  12. Thanks for your time!

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