7 SIMPLE composition TIPS for WOODLAND PHOTOGRAPHY

Woodland photography can be tricky. In this video I chat through some simple tips to get getting woodland photos.

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[kafountineful]

Of all the woodland photography YouTube films I have seen over the past few years, this is probably the only one you need to watch - well planned with a tight structure, making the points economically without extraneous content and with good examples of photographs to reinforce the message. Much better to inspire people to go out and visit woodlands with their camera than many of the over long and aimless wandering I see in some other similar subject content - excellent stuff Nigel.

[Mrkonc]

Few photographers manage to completely take my breath away as you do with your woodland photography, over and over. Thank you for sharing these tips in this video!

[nickyfoulkes]

Oh I am green with envy. Devon doesn't have any woodlands like that I have found. Plenty of Ivy on the trees & woodland floor with stinging nettles and brambles. Yes I have Wistmans wood but that is so very different. Fog never seems to turn up on a weekend, very inconsiderate. I will continue my search. I love the photo with the Oak, mist at 13.56 is spectacular.

[matpez]

I think I've hit the jackpot with this video, Cannock chase is my local woods, I was walking around yesterday looking for compositions and thinking what would nigel danson look for, and now I've come across this video Wow incredible thankyou so much

[kaiworleyphotography]

I find woodland photography really difficult. I think that's because there's rarely an obvious subject to focus on, you have to look for really subtle aspects in the landscape. I often find most things look 'boring' on location, but when isolated, framed and post-processed, you can make simple images look nice. Great video!

[Oh_its_Mike]

I've just started photography about 2 months ago and I've just been learning so much from all your videos, Nigel. I watch one or two every morning with my coffee. Your content I find is very informative and just really relaxing and cozy to watch at the same time. Your contentment and passion for your life really shines through and I think that makes a great basis for teaching. Thanks for your work, mate :D

[ravenchaos]

You're really inspiring to me, I just lost my mom who was my best friend and it really put me in a dark place, I haven't touched my camera since it happened due to depression. I came your across your channel and have been binge watching it! You make me really excited to get back out there😊😊 thank you so much!

[cliveeariss]

Hello Nigel, I need a slap on the wrist, your woodland photography is just stunning, moody, and interesting, keep them coming mate,
and all the best.

[adventurecoalition]

Great video, love the tips and the amazing photos. Live shooting into the sun 👍👍 also like the idea of going back to the same area several times to see different composition ideas, tendencies here seems to always pursue new places. Thx for sharing

[stonerock]

Excellent video. I have an extra appreciation for landscape photographers who actually know something about the area where they are. You know the tree varieties in this particular video and some of the plants. I get a little crazy when I watch a landscape video and the photographer knows very little about the trees, plants or the wildlife in the area. I’ve seen photographers who can’t even identify a bird common to the area. I’m bored by people who aren’t curious.

[JoDaniels]

This video is the most structered and inspiring video to go out and improve woodland photography. Fantastic and thanks for sharing Nigel!

[paulbennett]

Got to thank you for the video from Cannock Chase. I only live about 45 mins. from here but never gave it a thought as i thought it was all open country covered with ferns. Went over yesterday and got some really nice pics. Once again, thanks.

[MichaelRungPhotography]

Really well designed in-field examples, especially showing how simple camera movements can drastically change a composition.

[luca]

You can read it in your eyes, your passion, and also the strength with which you want to convey it to us. I am new to the world of photography but I am really happy to have met you

[Frantixj]

Gotta say, the image quality is freakin' crystal.

[carolberranlmft]

Thank you...very, very helpful.... I am an amateur photographer and a hiker who is in the woods pretty much every weekend. Can't wait to use some of what I learned in this video!

[alohaleslie]

Nigel's tutorials are like accompanying him on one of his "journeys." The addition of his lovely music choices as well as his very soothing voice, reinforces the peaceful elements he brings to his compositions. After watching, I feel deeply renewed and calm. AND much more knowledgeable about photographing and editing woodlands.

[jmarsh]

I'm always disappointed with autumn as I know there's so much photography to be done but I always struggle to make good images. Thanks for these tips, they should make a difference for me 🤞🏻

[MichaelShainblum]

Amazing video man, love all the detail and work you put into this!

[jimsullivan]

I can't help but imagine the groot tree may say "Ni" and demand shrubbery. Truly an inspiring and motivating video; excellent. Thank you as always.