March 2019
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
5h 46m
English

Once you get to the location where you’ll be shooting, don’t just take your tripod out and set it up where you think you’ll be shooting from (rookie mistake). Instead, leave your tripod folded up, walk around with your camera in hand, and try out different angles to find which looks best. You’re not going to take any shots during this scouting phase—you’re just looking through the viewfinder to see which angle is most advantageous for that particular location. Once you’ve figured out where that is, then (and only then) do you set up your tripod. Walking around and scouting like this, with your camera in hand, is ...
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