There are still images to be made in the monotone seasons. For this early spring shot in central Montana, I looked for strong lines leading into the frame. Composition is key.
The Ides of March. Slowly, oh-so-slowly, we are meandering toward spring. Someday we’ll be wet wading, wearing tee shirts, and throwing dry flies. And photographing something with color (novel concept right now, as the world is rather black, brown and white.)
This week on The Vermont Chronicles we talk about three basic tenets of waterside photography—really, any photography—and how to make the most of your photo opportunities this fishing season. We’ve all got quite a job cut out for us; how do we capture the awesomeness of the outdoors in pixels? How do we bring the horizon into the camera?
Head on over to Chi Wulff for a few tips and tricks.
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