nature photography

When we think about forests, it’s probably best to imagine them from afar. The trees and plants can’t be seen very well. Instead, they become a background to the landscape and only appear as small dots or shapes. But if you were to stand in the middle of the forest and look around you, you might find that there are many other sights to see: animals, birds, insects and even a landscape of great beauty. When taking a photograph of the forest, you need to see the whole picture, not just the trees. You need to make sure that your composition is good and the image is balanced. When looking at the photo, your eyes should be able to see the trees from both close up and far away. For this reason, you may need to experiment with your camera settings to find the right balance between showing detail and … Read the rest

Taking pictures of trees is a popular pastime, especially at Christmas. It’s a great way to capture the seasonal beauty of nature, and also to share the wonder of trees with your friends and family.

However, tree photography is not easy. Tree trunks are rarely straight lines and can look like wobbly piles of sticks. Plus there’s the added problem that many tree branches are very thin and delicate looking.

If you do decide to get started with taking your own tree photos, we have some tips that might help you get a few decent results:

Use a tripod.

You need a sturdy tripod to make sure you can take photos in difficult or windy conditions. Look for one with a wide base. You may need to use a table or similar support to steady the camera.

Try shooting from different angles.

The best way to capture the whole tree … Read the rest

Wintertime snow photography is easy to capture if you have some patience and practice. The key is to find interesting subjects, which is often easy if you are in an area with lots of natural features. You can use the landscape as a backdrop, or use snow covered trees or buildings for a more dramatic picture.

Ideas for snowy scenery

Here are some ideas for snowy scenery:

1. A snowy cityscape

2. Snow-covered forests

3. Snowy mountains or hills

4. Winter wonderland scenes, e.g., frozen lakes, white fluffy fields

5. Snow-covered trees, e.g., a snowy Christmas tree, ice sculptures, etc

6. Snowy beaches, cliffs, or rocky outcrops

7. Snow-covered houses

8. Snow-covered buildings, e.g., a lighthouse, a chapel, or a church

9. Snow-covered bridges, roads, and railways

10. Snow-covered cars and motorbikes

For the best snow photography, it’s important to get to know the area in advance. Find out when … Read the rest