Summary
NEW Photography Tours & Workshops in Wales, UK → In this video, I explore the importance of experimentation in landscape photography and how using a shallow depth of field can completely change the way you approach a scene. I typically shoot my landscapes around f/8 to f/11, but in this week's episode, I step outside my usual approach and experiment with shooting wide open. Sometimes, moving away from the settings…
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