Master Focusing
A common struggle that new (and even some experienced) photographers often have is understanding how to get every important aspect of an image sharply in focus. We recommend that you start by learning your camera’s focusing mechanism and what options or modes are available. As a beginner landscape photographer, you also must know about hyperfocal distance. Although the concept of hyperfocal distance is easy to understand, implementing it is much more complicated and takes a great deal of practice. We recommend that you read up on this topic and practice applying it.
Here is a case study from our IN SHARP FOCUS COURSE where Varina captures waves as they crash against rocks and explode into the air.
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