What a day loaded up with beautiful scenery. I packed up my campsite at Gold Bluffs Beach and made the short walk to Fern Canyon. I spent quite a while photographing Fern Canyon before hiking up the James Irvine Trail. Then I hiked down to Redwood Creek and found a great campsite for tonight.
Today started by waking up in a remote rest stop and ended in a tent on a beautiful beach at Redwood National Park. The in-between was spent driving through the Avenue of the Giants and backpacking the Miner’s Ridge Trail through massive, ancient redwood trees. Photography tips included!
Ready to move a little further past your camera’s “Auto” setting and explore some more functions? Understanding exposure compensation is a great place to start.
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I had a really fun time on Google’s Reverse Image Search finding images that had been poached from my website. I never liked giant watermark symbols on photos, so how could I add a subtle signature-style watermark to my photos instead?
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Photographers who spend a lot of time hiking & outdoors should always have these camera bag essential accessories – prioritize these and don’t forget them!
Improve your focus accuracy even more by learning how to program back-button autofocus for your Sony Alpha line of cameras.
Don’t just file away & forget your RAW photo files after you first process them – you should be going through them years later, and here’s why.