In today's second photography vlog of my "Garden to Table" series, I am so excited to take you behind the scenes on a natural light still life photoshoot of fall maple leaves and end of the season hydrangeas from my cut flower garden. I am going to show you the challenges you can face with natural light while planning and shooting a still life photograph and how to problem-solve them.


Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:27 Foraging for maple leaves
1:44 Studio setup
3:38 Collecting the hydrangeas
5:00 Start of the shoot
8:05 Challenges with using natural light
10:58 Final photographs
11:12 Bloopers

Camera settings: 0.5 sec at F/ 14, ISO 100 at 105mm. Shot using Nikon D810 with the Nikon Micro 105mm lens

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