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I hated summer photography until I tried these tips!

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My top tips for summer photography covering everything from when to shoot, how to edit and capture your photos and how to plan ahead of time so you're finding the best landscape photography locations and when best to photograph them. This is my step-by-step guide to my own process for summer photography and I hope these tools and tips will help you this summer!
0:00 - Intro
1:07 - Photo Location Number 1 Black & White Photography
3:24 - Photo Example for Tip 1
3:39 - Tip Number 2
3:45 - Time of Day Is SO Important
4:08 - Embracing Colour in Summer
4:47 - A Photographer You Should Follow for Summer Inspiration!
5:15 - Photo location Number 2 , Talking Through Composition
7:00 - Final Photo
7:40 - The Importance of White Balance in Summer Photos
8:45 - How I Plan & Scout Locations
9:09 - Photo Pills App For Planning Time of Day to Shoot
10:13 - How I Use Google Earth & Google Maps
11:34 - Use the App Milanote... It's AMAZING!
13:12 - Having Dedicated Places to Save Location Info is Essential!
14:20 - Outro
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Gear Used 📸
Sony a7iii
GoPro Hero
Tamron 28-75mm f2.8
Sony FE 20mm F1.8
Kase Filters
Three Legged Thing Corey Tripod
Shimoda Explore 40L camera bag
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17 авг 2024

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@chrisharveyphotography Год назад

Thanks for watching guys! Anyone else struggle with photography during the summer months? ☀️ 📸

@bartjes2509 Год назад

Hey Chris, Yes, I've thrown away photos in post that looked too harsh because they were taken mid-day. I sometimes consider converting into black & white, this might help. When planning photos I usually check if a site is best at sunrise, sunset or any time of day and try to visit the place at around that time. But it all depends on how many sites you're visiting and in what timeframe, can you stay at a site multiple days or do you have to move on to the next location ?

@chrisharveyphotography Год назад

Thanks so much for watching and for leaving a thoughtful comment! I'm glad you found it helpful. I definitely think Black & White photography can be beneficial but it took me a while to get into it. You really have to understand the light to get the best out of it but it's something that comes over time. When it comes to location, I find what works best for me is sticking to a small area and really working it rather than giving yourself too much distance to cover between subjects or compositions. If a particular composition isn't working when the light is right for example, then I know I can quickly move and find something else nearby in enough time to shoot it before losing the sunset for example. Of course, this doesn't work everywhere but I think giving yourself the best opportunity to come home with a photo you're happy with is always worthwhile, rather than just choosing one subject and location because if it works out then GREAT, but if it doesn't you could come home with nothing.