Capturing Olympic National Park Rainforest - Course Preview
Doug GardnerPhotographing the rainforest is an amazing experience. In this series of videos, outdoor photographer, Doug Gardner, travels to Washington’s Olympic National Park for ideas on capturing the rainforest.
Doug takes you to a tree-lined meadow and photographs a herd of elk. He moves to a huge stand of moss-covered trees and captures the scene in low light with the aid of polarizing filters.
He gets in closer and shoots a silhouette of backlighted tree limbs. Along the trail, he shows you the option of the High Dynamic Range image. Doug ends his journey on the rocky coastline for photos of tidal pools and pounding surf.
Join pro shooter, Doug Gardner, for photographic adventures in Olympic National Park’s rainforest.
MORE IN THIS COURSE:
Capturing Olympic National Park Rainforest – Course Preview
Shooting in Low Light: How to Photograph a Rainforest
Shooting in Contrasting Light
Rainforest Photography: Tips and Techniques
Photographing a Coastline
There are few places in the United States that rival the beauty and grandeur of the Pacific Northwest. Join me this week as myself and Aaron Beginstass explore Olympic National Park. I'm your host, Doug Gardner and your wild photo venture starts now.
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