I’ve been coming back to the Dark Forest theme for years now. I love it in here, no matter which season. If you think autumn is the only season worth visiting the forest in with your camera, you’re missing out. This is the third and largest tutorial in a series about woodland photography, where we specifically tackle different locations, seasons and lighting conditions.
A dark winter forest is perhaps my favorite. The bleak, desolate landscape just appeals to me. We used to have a lot of snow here in the Netherlands, but winters have changed. It’s all bare trees now. So let’s bring your camera as I teach you all the ins and outs of woodland photography post-processing.
In this complete 6-part video tutorial, you will learn how to edit forest photos from all seasons. We’ll cover summer, spring and several stages of autumn and winter photography so you can go to any forest confidently if the conditions are right. But you still have to go in the right conditions.
