EP. 4: Big Bend, Bad Composites & Pre-Visualization

Capturing Nature

On the fourth episode of Capturing Nature, Lee will share seasonal photography tips for Big Bend National Park, his home base and favorite spot to photograph. Big Bend National Park is a huge park and the lone photographer can waste a lot of time not knowing what and when certain activities take place. Whether you are in pursuit of birds, wildlife, macro, landscape, Milky Way, or other photography subjects, Lee will give you a good foundation for photographing Big Bend. [caption id="attachment_4954" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] Four (4) Image Panoramic[/caption] [caption id="attachment_4948" align="aligncenter" width="845"] Great Horned Owl in Flight[/caption] [caption id="attachment_4952" align="aligncenter" width="845"] Lightning at Sotol Vista Overlook[/caption] To learn more about visiting the Big Bend region, you can explore the Visit Big Bend website and the National Park service website on Big Bend National Park. Pre-visualization is a technique Lee uses when traveling to new and repeat destinations to increase his chances of capturing captivating nature images. This simple but effective method will help you in advancing your photography skill. Finally, Lee shares his thoughts, complaints, and rants on crappy composites. To learn more about Lee, his role as an OM System Ambassador, and the photography workshops he offers, you can click on the links below. Lee Hoy - OM System Ambassador www.tourbigbend.com www.wildsidetours.com www.precision-camera.com