While looking for a part of the forest with access to the river yesterday during sunset,
I happened upon this small opening. Both banks of the river are raised above the water,
one side being much taller than the other. The picturesque scene was colored by vibrant
autumn trees and the cliffs tangled with fallen leaves and tree roots.
While crouched in the mud in an overgrown and dimly lit part of the forest patiently
waiting for the 30 second exposure to finish, I realized that I really enjoy landscape
photography. I was thinking about how I could make a living off of this, and it seems
like most landscape photographers put a lot of time and effort into editing and printing
their images. So investing in good print paper, a good printer, and a good location would
be first steps towards becoming a professional landscape photographer.
waiting for the 30 second exposure to finish, I realized that I really enjoy landscape
photography. I was thinking about how I could make a living off of this, and it seems
like most landscape photographers put a lot of time and effort into editing and printing
their images. So investing in good print paper, a good printer, and a good location would
be first steps towards becoming a professional landscape photographer.
Morton Grove
Taken in September 2012
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