Landscape Photography | Capturing Images in Moving Water

An entertaining and insightful video featuring landscape photography adventures at Marion Sansom Park in Fort Worth, Texas. The video discusses various elements of landscape photography, including conditions, composition, and techniques. Photographer Michael Scott captures all footage and images.

In this video, I hike to Marion Sansom Park, Fort Worth, Texas, to capture an image I had previously noted. While on location, I cover the challenges of using a tripod and composing an images in moving water. Also, I share various techniques and practices in the art of landscape photography.

Photographer - Michael Scott
Music - Dimension Five by Kim Aspen
Music - The Sound of Pease by Eric Feinberg
Camera - Nikon D850
Lens - Nikon 14-24 f/2.8
Tripod - Gitzo Series 2 Traveler Carbon Fiber Tripod
Nikon - MC- 30 Remote Trigger Release
Bag - f-stop Mountain Series Tilopa Backpack
Photo Editing - Adobe LR and PS
Hardware - MacBook Pro
Color Calibration - Datacolor Spyder 5 Elite
Headlamp - Ledlenser Model MH11
CliC Magnetic Readers
Knee Pads
Neoprene felt sole boots
The Hat - Bonnie hat by Magellan
Location - Marion Sansom Park, Fort Worth, Texas.
GPS Coordinates - 32°47'29.2"N 97°24'48.9"W
Nearest Road - Roberts Cut Off Rd
Image Title - Secrets of Texas

[peterfritzphoto]

That’s a beautiful image, Michael. Love the framing, love the light. And you really nailed the essence of what matters: “It mightn’t be an award winning image, but it’s my image.” That really is ALL that matters. 👍😄🦘

[agnethaladuff]

Great photo of the stream and forest in the background.

[SniperPhotography]

Nice video and images Michael
Really liking your work.
Cheers

[peterviragphoto]

Nice vlog mate & you got a lovely composition, I really liked it. I always have LER on as well, even for extreme macros, when I’m shooting on a tripod. Pixel peeping for hot pixels…. no thanks:)) cheers