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Asking For Directions Was A Big Mistake - Photo Shoot Gone Wrong
A video on YouTube. In Photography & Film, a Krater category.
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The host visits Scotland's woodland and Caerlaverock Castle while using an infrared camera to shoot photography.
From the video
Answers: How do you do infrared photography of woodlands and castles?
- Infrared photography in woodlands
- Photographing Caerlaverock Castle
- Using wide-open aperture in nature photography
- Selling used camera gear on MPB
What it concludes
- Infrared photography is especially effective in woodlands for showing the structure of trees because the foliage reflects infrared light while the branches and tree trunks do not.
- Shooting with a wide-open aperture and placing foliage close to the lens creates a completely blurred foreground that adds contrast and structure to woodland scenes.
- MPB is a reliable platform for buying, selling, and trading used camera gear.
- Handheld panoramic shooting is effective for capturing castles in bright sunny daylight without needing a tripod.
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