Finding macro photos in the misty forest (Easy tutorial with settings!)

In this week's video tutorial I show my tips and tricks for finding macro photographs in the forest in wintery, misty conditions. I show the compositions I look for, how I get my tripod low to the ground to emphasise my subjects and how I use focus stacking to get a sharp image.

I also show how to use your settings to get the right look to your shot and why having more of your scene in focus isn't always a good thing.

#macro #photography #tutorial

[shlomoeshet]

Not only did I enjoy your video, but also was so much inspired and motivated by your enthusiasm and attitude. Thank you Andrew.

[peterc]

Always look forward to Sunday afternoon to see what interesting film you're going to post. Much appreciated

[a.beckwith]

Ahh just what I needed a walk in the woods with a genius photographer. Thank-you for the inspiration.

[heartfeltstupid]

I've been struggling to get back into photography after a low mood. I did exactly the same last week, went into the woods and shot some macro. Macro is super therapeutic for me.

[colinbrewer]

I do find macro fascinating because you know there is always something to shoot great listening to you thanks you for some great imput it's the woods for in the morning 👍

[markbyerly]

Always enjoy tagging along with you on these photowalks, Andrew. Feels so unscripted, relaxed and spontaneous. Very nice, thanks!

[ickebins]

Thanks for all those great tipps and videos.

One question: What is the backpack you're using here? Or is there a "gear" video of yours that I missed?

[joyriggphotography]

Great video Andrew i greatly admire someone who can take fabulous macro photography, every year i have a go but still none are worth showing but il keep trying i also find it very relaxing 😊

[wodekb.]

I just discovered your channel and I'm thrilled! Andrew, one question for you: what specific tripod model are you using? It looks lightweight and allows you to flip the center column. Thanks a lot!

[JoshxIZ]

I need to do this one day. Just forest and me & my camera. Would be even bettrr with company

[wanneske]

I prefer a beanbag for photographing mushrooms