Tree Photography 101: Everything You Need to Know!

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In this week’s episode, we discuss Woodland Photography 101 and everything beginners need to know to get started. There's a ton of things to consider when it comes to woodland photography and personally I find it to be one of the more difficult subjects within the world of outdoor photography. Let's face it, woodland scenes can be beautiful to look at, but capturing it in an enticing photograph can be a bit tricky. And in this video, I share with you everything you need to know to get started in this beginners guide to woodland landscape photography. I hope you find this week's video helpful and that it inspires you to go out and create some woodland images for yourself. As always thanks so much for watching! - Mark D.

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[MarkDenneyPhoto]

🌟QUICK QUESTION: Is Woodland Photography something you enjoy?

[hidekigomi]

The most pleasant photographer on YouTube - gentle, kind, appreciative, respecting his viewers, no attitude, a real person. And his works are always are informative and approachable. Thanks, Mark!

[stank]

nothing as beautiful as the woods for photography

[josephcampisi]

My favorite conditions to shoot in. Fog is my friend!

[blujeans]

Love the image with the path and red berries!!!

[tommoors]

Photographed those same berries on that trail last weekend! They sure did stand out!

[michelekutner]

Great video, Mark
Love how excited you are!!!

[rlfisher]

I like your excitement. Woodlands are tricky, you made some great images.

[Photosbytw]

Mark, in sorting of your composition you mentioned zooming in and out, moving left and right and back and no mention of moving up and/or down.

More importantly, thank you for not disclosing your shooting location.

[albful]

Love your enthusiasm Mark! Thank you for a lot of great tips!

[JosueMartinez-wwvj]

Thanks for this, so much helpful info related to Nature Photography thanks a lot! 🌲🌳🍀☘

[JeffStudley]

"Nerding out" is my new favorite term. Another gem, Mark. Thanks for all of your efforts, bro! Really helpful!

[MsDonnamurray]

Just love the path shots. Leaves you wondering where you might wonder off to and what’s around the next bend.

[DarrenJSpoonley]

Smiles as wide as possible for you here Pal !! Great location, conditions shots and video Pal

[debbielynn]

Great video and I can relate to the landscape since I’m not that far from there. You always surprise in the way you walk by something and I’m saying to self, look right there…. There’s a great shot and you keep walking. Then you stop at a spot you are excited about and I’m not seeing it. Then you show the composition and wow that’s great. So that keeps me looking at things a bit closer and keeping my eyes open to see things a bit differently, maybe just from a different angle. I think I need to slow down and really take in what I’m really seeing. So thanks for all the tips!!!

[gordonneedham]

Great Video Mark ... Love your Compositions. Thanks

[audreypodmore]

I loved this video - felt as though I was a companion on your walk and imagined I was taking my own photos. Thank you for another great video!

[NoxonPhotography]

Been waiting a while for a photographer I follow to go to this area. Its a gold mine. Ive always struggled with the focus stack/composition aspect of most of the scenes because the trees are so dense.

[charlesdavis]

You always find such great places to shoot - but the best part is you always make the most of it with amazing compositions. TY for all you do Mark.

[greggchilds]

Another terrific video, Mark. My favorite image: at 8:57 of your tutorial. To me, the pathway is a critical element in the image. I love pathways and roadways in my images because it gives me a strong feeling that I am there, as if I’m part of the image experience.