How to Shoot EPIC Sunset Photography When Conditions SUCK

How to Shoot Epic Sunset Photography When Conditions Suck
Sunset photography in landscape photography can be really difficult. Especially when you don't have any good sunset color. When your sunset photography conditions are bad, focus on everything below the horizon. This will improve your landscape photography composition and how your photos look overall. In this photography vlog, I'll share the landscape photography tips to do that!

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[jeremyFNP]

It’s the reason I keep a macro lens with me! You never know what conditions will favor and if you are driving to these places it won’t hurt to leave a lens in the car if you don’t want to carry the weight! Great tips

[mich]

Good reminder that you can always manage to make good photographs even if the conditions are good

[SunDevilPilot]

Thank for taking us along on your photo adventure. Another entertaining / educational video.

[Gundolf]

Nice video! How do you like the fuji?
One really cool thing you can do is to get down a bit lower and shot through the sea grass seen at 3.40 focusing och the grass. Preferably when the sun is rising or setting to get that bright golden hour orange scene a bit out of focus reflecting behind the grass. Makes for some really easy simplistic killer siluoette shots!

[paull]

Your channel is one of the most informative photography channels on youtube. Everyone who wants to become a better photographer
should subscribe! Thanks for all your work!

[PedroBelo]

I ear from many photographers things like "exposing to the highlights" or "exposing to the shadows". What is that, how do you expose to the shadows or the highlights?

[goateyephotography]

A perfect example for why you shouldn't always blindly follow the rule "You don't want to have clipping highlights and shadows in your histogram!" Great tip, David!

By the way: My first printed image is supposed to arrive on Thursday. It has been a long time since I was this excited. 😅

[listonheinz]

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