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Photography tip: How to shoot a winter landscape
If you consider winter the most beautiful time of year, you might want to capture it on camera. That can be tough when you’re new to photography, though. There are all sorts of harsh elements for a newbie to balance, especially the intense light caused by snow reflecting the sun.
Luckily, we have a ton of tips that can help you out. Tap or click here for seven ways to take better photos. Although those tricks can help you in general, we haven’t written anything to help photographers during wintertime.
Need some inspiration for your own photography goals? Check out Dreamstime for thousands of fantastic pro images and start getting inspired now! Here are a few ways you can bring winter wonderlands to life in your photos.
1. Don’t forget your mittens
Preparation is the first step in any good game plan. Before you throw open the front door and run into the snow covering your backyard, make sure to bundle up first. You won’t be able to move your finger to snap a shot if it’s frozen.
We recommend using thermal clothes. You can even buy heated clothes that run on batteries. Even if you don’t need high-tech clothes, stick with the essentials: socks, a jacket, a hood and gloves for photographers.
2. Bring the right equipment
You need specific cameras and lenses for a winter photo tour. You want a camera that has a few capabilities, like:
- Strong resolution (megapixels)
- Noise reduction
- Zoom in features
If you want to learn more about camera features, we’ve got you covered. Tap or click here for some tips on buying good cameras and gear.
3. Plan your trip around these two times
Most photographers know all about the golden hour and the blue hour. If you haven’t heard of them, here’s a quick recap.
Fall is coming! Use this map to see where the leaves are changing
The changing of seasons usually brings with it a beautiful display of colors. Going from winter to spring or summer to fall, the myriad of hues can transform the landscape overnight.
But few seasonal changes are as dramatic as when it shifts from summer into the bright yellows, oranges and reds of fall. It can be a spectacle to behold, and many people travel around the country to see it up close. Tap or click here for seven travel hacks to save you time and money on your next trip.
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Check all available TV channels in your area with this web tool
All TV broadcasts have gone digital, meaning those old rabbit ears are useless. If you want access to the free channels in your area, it’s time to use an HDTV antenna.
There are plenty of TV antenna options that can help you access everything on the air, but if you need a little help, tap or click here for a few suggestions.