How Do You Photograph One of the World's Most Beautiful Places? | Nat Geo Live
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- British photojournalist Charlie Hamilton James shares anecdotes from the field about photographing the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem for the 2016 May issue of National Geographic magazine. Hear this humorous and irrepressible storyteller talk about capturing the Tetons and training his lens on wildlife in this iconic landscape.
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"How do you photograph the world's most beautiful places?" With a camera.
So we should all protect our nature to preserve this landscapes and animal as well for the future
This was quite amazing
Another know it all photographer that criticizes someone for doing things different from what he would do! What's wrong with using tripod during day? I have been shooting for 30 years and never criticized anyone for doing things different from how I would do it.
gnphoto21 triggered.? it’s just his opinion... i found his take humorous... and it didn’t make me think less of people who use tripods.
Well, post processing is to be used ONLY to bring out colors that the naked eye can see but is very faint, not to BLOW UP the picture with a shit load of colors which is so UNNATURAL.
>> MilkyWay exists and can be seen with makes but it can be bumped up in photoshop, nothing wrong... but saturating a color is wrong because you are adding in what doesn't exist.
Other pictures were amazing...
why can't I wonder around the country taking pictures of animals taking the mic out of my own job. lucky bugger.
:)