Many of us get bogged down in the cold and snow of winter, but that doesn’t mean our creativity stops flowing. In fact, winter offers a wealth of unique photo opportunities, some requiring long walks and some just stepping out the back door. Macro snowflake photography is of the second kind, and this great video tutorial features an experienced photographer offering five tips to help you get the best shots possible.
Coming to you from Michael WidellThis awesome video tutorial will give you five tricks for better macro snowflake photos. If you’re like me, you’ll spend most of the winter indoors, wondering why you don’t live somewhere warmer. However, I force myself to go out there with my camera at least a few times a year, and I’m always grateful when I do, because winter landscapes offer all sorts of opportunities, from close-ups to close-up shooting. Take pictures with a drone. So bundle up and go out there for a bit. Check out the video above for the full recap from Widell.
If you want to continue learning about macro photography, be sure to check out “Mastering Macro Photography: The Complete Guide to Shooting and Editing With Andres Moline!”
