New Weekly Challenge: Nature [PLUS Bird Photography Settings: The Ultimate Guide]

AND The Essential Guide to Macro Lighting

                                                                                                                                                            

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

 

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