Perfect water motion

In this photography class Karl shows you how you can get creative with different shutter speeds to capture movement in flowing water.

He explains how to adjust your shutter speed to get different effects and shows how easy it is to get creative with different settings. He also shows you how to use ND and polarizing filters to enhance your images.

In this photography class we cover the following:

  • Landscape photography tips
  • Understanding shutter speed
  • How to create motion in water
  • Using polarizing filters and ND filters for photographing water
  • Camera settings for landscape photography

NOTE: This photography class is available with English subtitles.

Comments

  2. Another great tutorial with brilliant shots! With the LEE system can I use a Grad ND with the non-100×100 CIRCULAR polarizer (LEE100) that fits into the LEE100 holder? Thanks for the education!

    Arjun

    1. Hi Paulo, this one looks like a two but you can convert them to a three or even four, we have several in the studio with 2, 3 and 4.

  6. Magical place. Certainly learning how the use of grad filters can even up the exposure for more consistent results. Thanks.

    1. Karl always uses the standard 100mm system as the widest he tends to go is the 16-35mm Canon lens or 24mm Hasselblad lens, the SW150 is more for physically wider lenses

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