Begin forwarded message: > From: Digital Photography School <supp...@digital-photography-school.com> > Date: July 2, 2022 at 9:52:50 AM CDT > To: Winter <jj...@me.com> > Subject: New Weekly Challenge: Nature [PLUS Bird Photography Settings: The > Ultimate Guide] > > > Greetings from dPS HQ! > > If you missed our mid-week news, here it is for you. > > > > Weekly Photography Challenge - Nature > I thought, well I’d like to get out into nature for MY weekend, and so I > thought let’s not make it 4th of July themed, let’s make it NATURE themed > this week. Any aspect of nature, your best nature photo – it MUST be taken > for this challenge though. > > Some stunning examples in this article Be inspired by them, even if your > ‘nature’ is your local park! Use the hashtag #dPSNature in your post, do the > best you have with what you’ve got, ask for help from the community if you’re > out of ideas, ask in the comments, ask in our private group. > Read more > > Bird Photography Settings: The Ultimate Guide > Want to capture amazing bird photos? Then you absolutely need to master your > camera settings. Settings determine whether your bird photos look blurry or > sharp, well-exposed or lacking details... > > I’ve been photographing birds for over a decade, and in this article, I share > my favorite bird photography settings, including: > The shutter speed you need to keep your bird shots sharp > The best camera mode for well-exposed bird images > The best aperture for bird photography > The perfect autofocus mode for consistently in-focus photos > Much more! > By the time you finish reading, you’ll know how to capture beautiful images > of birds perching and birds in flight. > Let's dive right in... > Hope you're having a happy and safe weekend! > > > > Darren and the dPS team > > > > > > PO Box 1181, Blackburn North, Victoria 3130, AUSTRALIA > > Unsubscribe | Change Subscriber Options >
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