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This blog is a place where landscape photographers can learn the craft like I have – through trials in the field and reading the experiences of other photographers. I am a self-taught photographer who listened to the advice of seasoned pros. Now I want to give the same gift back to those who wish to learn landscape photography. Whether you're a complete novice who never shot out of full-auto mode before or an industry pro looking for digital editing tips, my experiences are detailed here.
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Great insight into bracketing & for me your explanation of manually bracketing has sorted me out ... at least in my head now some practise is needed lol.
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I'm glad you found it helpful Annette - thank you for the great feedback.
ReplyDeleteThis has certainly been very helpful,and I think I am going to start using this asap.
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Just finished reading. Great info! Thank you so much for taking the time to write this! I'm looking into purchasing a good camera and lens for landscape photography, and the cost of the various grad filters and such was driving things over my budget. This may help me get by in the mean time, and like you outlined, is probably the best option overall.
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