From the course: Landscape Photography: Washington's Palouse Region

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Shooting a series for a composite image

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Shooting a series for a composite image

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(wind roaring) - We've continued to explore the back roads and have found a beautiful red barn. Now fortunately I've had the experiencing of photographing this barn in a very unique way, and we're going to do that today. A great friend of mine taught me how to look at this barn from this perspective. This brings up a really excellent point. Find friends online, find peers to shoot with, just be a part of a landscape community and talk about places and locations and it's amazing what sharing can do. So thanks to my friend for this location and that's what we're going to go ahead and photograph. I've got a red barn in the distance and green hills stacking up to it. I have to be at 300mm to even see the barn. Now the green hills are very close to the front of the lens, very close. So close, in fact, that it's impossible to get everything sharp front-to-back. Even at F22 it's not a small enough aperture. So we're going to have to think outside the box here and do a focal blend. We're…

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