Garden & Landscape Photography Masterclass

EXPLORING THE SCENE - SHOOTING ON THE TRIPOD

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The exposure triangle

08:57

Using exposure creatively

11:00

Understanding cameras and lenses

08:15

Kit bag essentials

04:43

Understanding neutral density filters

Using pre-visualisation

11:17

Finding backlight

13:45

Exploring the scene - Shooting off the tripod

08:14

Exploring the scene - shooting on the tripod

12:45

Shooting the sunset

13:33

Shooting at dawn - the wide: Part 1

10:08

Shooting at dawn - the wide: Part 2

11:30

Shooting on a telephoto lens

17:06

Shooting in harder light

14:31

Low-key lighting at home

04:29

Backing up

13:46

Selection and processing

06:51

Exporting

14:03

Editing Belcombe Court

04:30

Editing low-key images

01:13

Goodbye from Jason

Exploring the scene - shooting on the tripod

Watch how Jason tackles a slightly tricky composition, as he emphasises the importance of being adaptable.

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The principles of photography

Shooting in late winter

Shooting at sunset

Shooting at dawn

Shooting at home

Post-production