In this tutorial we’re going to photograph the delights of Spring and I’ll be giving you some ideas for photos that you may not have thought of. The kind of insight you only get when you’ve been doing spring photography for years! I’ll also be giving you my tips and sharing the best settings for photographing spring. And as a bonus, I’m going to get the drone out as well!
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The lines in a field are called tramlines for tractors to drive along to spray the field and do other work in the field
Hi only just found you and am impressed, subscribed willl check out your website and FB page like what I see
Tractor tracks Mark 😄. Thanks for sharing such inspirational videos.
Hi Bruce Banner, I need more of this kind of videos. Because I'm into nature
It looks like real spring over there, in Korea spring is like Winter part II with some green patches
Great video Marc 👍👍
Great video as always
Thumbs up for the tips i will make sure to use them over at my channel 😊
Some great photos the sir, like the idea of using the log as the lead in line, something I Will try, I just have to find the blue bells.😁
Love it 👍
Hi Marc,
I was over at Hadleigh Bike Park a few days ago and I took some pictures of the bluebells there –
view them at bit.ly/bluebells2019 — can you please give me some feedback 😊 –
Thanks – Jake
Thank you so much for sharing these tutorials! I have taken two online photography courses at the school of photography and I am a big fan! Your enthusiasm is contagious and it makes me want to go and take photos non stop.
Great Video Yet again guys. Definately need to Hurry up and Get my Drone.. loving the additional perspective im missing out on ..!!
Really great tips Mark, just one question, as you had plenty of light any reason for using iso 200 over 100, many thanks.
Thnx buddy ….. Its really informative and inspirative….
Thanks for sharing
Excellent video – must try these ideas!
Nice video, can you tell us what lens did you used for those photos?
Am here first
Love bluebell shoots with kids and families ❤️