Shoot At Extremes! Two Lenses At The Same Location | Landscape Photography In British Columbia
In this video I discuss the use of two different focal lengths in order to achieve a very different image with the same scene and location. I find that shooting landscape and waterfall photography with extreme opposite ends with lens selection will help you achieve a great range of success with nature photography. Landscape Photography, Nature Photography, Waterfall Photography with a Nikon DSLR Camera In Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Always a good idea to change your lens for a different view!
Aaron, Your photography of the natural gems in BC are both lovely to look at and informative. These videos belong in a Provincial Roto Gravure so that everyone could enjoy them.
@AaronGoodis
3 ай бұрын
Thanks you very much! That is very kind!! Cheers and thanks for watching and commenting.
Awesome tip Aaron. Love the forced perspective on the over-shoulder shot to the falls, really creates a natural draw of your attention from wide to narrow focus...
@AaronGoodis
3 ай бұрын
Thanks so much Matthew! Cheers! Thanks for watching and commenting!
A beautiful scene. Do you ever focus stack to have both foreground and background in focus? I liked the wide angle images.
@AaronGoodis
3 ай бұрын
Hi Wendy, thank you for watching and commenting! I sometimes focus stack if needed. When I want depth of field to truly be from feet to infinity then focus stacking is necessary but I do find that stopping down is mostly enough with a single image if focused about half way in to the scene.