Pete Dobré Photo Tours also allows you to do your own thing, So while out shooting this tree I wacked the go pro on the fence line.. Even though this isnt anything special its sure gives me the motivation and hand the timelapse job to my SLR. So here is a tip for everyone Plan, plan, plan … if I had ten hours to chop down a tree, I would use seven in sharpening the axe. If we are going to make a “time-lapse” of a sunset, it makes no sense to do 30 kms by car loaded with our gear to get to the place chosen only two minutes before sunset. It is therefore very important to check both the sunsets and sunrises, and their orientation in respect to our subject and other possible elements, moon, tides, etc., which may come into play.
Posted on: Thu, 30 Oct 2014 12:42:04 +0000
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