As a sub-genre of landscape photography, forest work shares a lot of similarities with its larger parent genre, but there are some distinct differences one must be aware of to create the best possible shots. If you would like to improve your forest imagery, check out this fantastic video tutorial that will show you three helpful tips sure to improve your work.Â
Coming to you from Dave Morrow, this excellent video tutorial features three helpful tips to improve your forest photography. The challenge of forest photography is that the scenes are often extremely dense and irregular, and as such, finding a pleasing composition can take a lot of patience and effort. The next time you head into the woods, consider bringing along a macro lens. Forests are absolutely full of all sorts of little details, and you can easily double the number of images you come home with if you pay attention to those as well. aCheck out the video above for the full rundown from Morrow.Â
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