Landscape Photo Walk Participant Discussion (Community Members, Oct. 20, 2024)
Welcome
Welcome to the page supporting the landscape photography photo walk on Oct. 20 with photographer Chris Noronha and Tdot Shots.
Location: We will meet at a location TBA. A link to a Google map will be emailed the day before.
Time: We start at 7:30 AM which is when parking officially opens. Any instructional information will not start until after 8:00 AM to account for late arrivals. You may want to arrive between 7:00 and 7:15 to catch the blue hour light which is often pretty special.
Parking: There is public parking but note there is a charge to park.
A Forum for Us to Meet and Discuss
This page was designed for us to share tips and get to know each other. Please review the resources and feel free to leave a comment introducing yourself.
Sample starter questions:
- How can we bring an artistic approach to our landscape images?
- What techniques are useful when photographing nature?
- What tools can elevate our landscape photography?
Feel free to ask any questions you like and we will discuss. 🙂
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Looking forward to seeing you on the 20nd!
4 responses to “Landscape Photo Walk Participant Discussion (Community Members, Oct. 20, 2024)”
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Hey everyone! Looking forward to this adventure with Chris next weekend. Should be fun and educational. 🙂
My question for Chris is how much gear do you typically carry on a shoot that involves some walking and hiking? Do you always lug the tripod? Do you have a second or third lens in your bag? Any tips would be welcome!
Nice to meet you all and cheers for signing up and supporting the Tdot Create community and Tdot Shots, and for supporting Chris Noronha.
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Hey Mike! Great questions. I tend to overpack as there have been far too many time where I needed a lens or filter (etc) that I forgot to pack. Although, lately I’ve been forcing myself to pack lighter as my back isn’t what it used to be. LOL
A good rule of thumb is to pack what you can comfortably carry, based on the distance of the hike. There’s nothing worse than not being able to focus on photography because you’re uncomfortable.
My tripod is always with me. Since I mostly shoot landscapes, I tend to shoot multiple exposures and focal lengths of a specific scene. The tripod helps keep everything steady and allows me to work with multiple exposures more easily in post.
Hope that helps!
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this question Chris. We really appreciate it. Looking forward to the photo walk.
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Hi All! I am looking forward to seeing everyone for the photo walk this Sunday. The forecast is looking great for the weekend, so let’s all cross our fingers that it holds up.
If you have any specific questions before the walk, please feel free to reach out with any questions.
See everyone on the 20th.
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