Struggling with woodland compositions? use a telephoto lens

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Struggling with woodland compositions? use a telephoto lens, it'll help!
Earlier this week I ventured out to my local woodlands for a spot of photography. Woodland photography is brilliant on so many levels. There is an endless supply of woodlands, you can photograph them at any time during the year and you don't necessarily need to be up with the larks to get the best images.
Some people however struggle to find compositions in woodlands. It's a known fact that chaos ensues in the woods and some people wrestle to tame it. Not that you really need to tame it of course.
Since I mainly use my 70-200mm telephoto lens to capture woodland scenes I thought I would demonstrate just how good a long lens can actually be.
I hope you enjoy the video.
Feel free to leave me a comment
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@rickfranks4154 2 года назад

'Walk, ...Stop, ...Look'. Great advice to a nature photographer. Keep up the good work, Gary. And thanks for reminding me to stop viewing landscapes as something that has to be done with a wide angled lens.

@DebFoley 2 года назад

Love that you share your thought process as you go along:) It's very helpful!

@randyschwager2515 2 года назад

I watch all the photographic vloggers! You are the very best! You educate, motivate and entertain! Plus you are the real deal when it comes to being a legitimate working photographer! Thanks for all you do!

@nigelwalmsley3148 2 года назад

We are here in lockdown ,again, but luckily I am able to walk into our local bush (forest) as we call it here in New Zealand , and gives me the time to lookout for things I would just walk past . Thank you for just giving me a nudge, to slow down a bit more, and look around me.

@SimonWillig 2 года назад

Pictures from a fairy tale - love it!

@grahamegannon9708 2 года назад

Something I learnt today, the next time I am in my local woodland, crop or zoom in and look for some gems that I would normally miss. Thanks Gary.

@rosssayer6524 2 года назад

What a great way to start your day wandering through the woodlands, great tip on using the 70-200 and zooming in, great image of the fungi but some of those trees with the moss and zoomed right in were amazing. Thanks for sharing and we will look forward to seeing Scotland images.

@desgardner7169 2 года назад

You sounded like David Attenborough when the video started I thought why are you whispering?... never the less it was a very interesting talk in the woodlands and yes the rule of the thirds will always produce nice compositions, I loved the moss on the trees and the fungi pictures and they were typical of what you might find in the woods and parkland, that was a nice video to watch and its always a pleasure to listen to what you have to say about compositions and how you find your pictures....Thank You.

@steveperkins3718 2 года назад

You’re making me very homesick Gary

@martinhall2593 2 года назад

Wonderful Vlog Gary, can relate to the usage of a telephoto lens as I do the same on a Z Nikon setup using a 24-200 mm. It is so versatile and have used it too with extension tubes for that Macro image. It really does at times looses the chaos and makes the photo a lot cleaner with in the composition.

@jimrobertson2693 2 года назад

Another great video, Gary! I appreciate you taking us on another awesome adventure. Such a beautiful area with that spectacular mill. Thanks!

@alexelley6283 2 года назад

Great video, with a lot of interesting points. Always look forward to your vlogs, good tutorials, thank you for sharing.

@colinjamesphoto 2 года назад

Great video Gary, I've just started adopting the 'zoom and find' tip...it has given me a couple of great(well I think great lol) photos already, you really can find compositions in places you've probably walked dozens of time before ... thanks again👍

@laurentyarp514 2 года назад

Hi Gary, totally in sync with you about the use of a 70-200 lens for woodland photography. This is my goto lens for this. Though I am not taking enough time to look around, I must say.

@dane652 2 года назад

Cheers for that Gary. Will give my 70-200mm a go around local area.

@tonymckeage1028 2 года назад

Wonderful Gary Gough Video, thanks for sharing

@dirkkersting1522 2 года назад

Love your videos, Mr. Gough. This one really makes me wanna go out and visit the woodland in my home area. Looking forward to your new Scotland vlogs, Scotland is definitely my "favourite-landscape-photography-country"... 😊

@lornaelliott6670 2 года назад

Loved the mill and the fungi was absolutely beautiful.

@BryanDillonPhotography 2 года назад

Some of my favourite woodland shots have been from rummaging what’s underfoot or as you’ve found here the fungi growing from the most interesting of placed.

@GARY1951A 2 года назад

Wonderful video, Gary! I will certainly remember this next time out! I tend to rush things too much and I am sure I have missed MANY shots! Thanks for the instruction and Glad you are back!