Take a sunny-day stroll in a woods. With your camera.
The Documenting Nature class explored The Woods during the photo portion of Saturday’s class. In addition to providing advice, I used the camera I carry when I don’t want to carry a camera. The daylight and temperature could not have been better so we were able to shoot around f8 @ 125 with ISO 100-200.
Bridge side rails form frames.
Lighten your load and get to a wooded area as soon as weather and your schedule permit. One lens should do it.
I was stumped by how these holes were made.
My camera has a fixed 23mm APSC sensor (35mm equiv in full frame) so that should work for you, too. Look for small signs of spring or disruptions to the natural landscape. I’ve included a few shots from last Saturday. Remember to: See–Think–Act.
