I’m a sucker for bluebells, so when I got the chance to shoot some at a local wood I grabbed it. The bluebell season can be very short but there’s still something to be said for waiting for the right light and shooting at the right time of day. For me that meant late afternoon when the sun was low but not so low that it would make the woods very dark.
Bluebells, like many flowers, are a bit top heavy so as well as picking the right light I wanted to avoid shooting on a windy day. Luckily everything came together so I packed my camera and by 24-105mm lens and set off to do another 15 minute photo challenge.
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Thank you sir.
I have learned a lot from all your videos. Love them all.
What is the camera settings to take a photo of a light house at nigh
Way to many variables to give you an answer that will work. Best solution is to shoot, review and adjust from there. Have fun 🙂