Video Tutorials
Reading the Wild: What William Patino's New Zealand Creek Walk Taught Me About Working an Unfamiliar Scene
There’s a particular kind of anxiety that hits when you arrive at a location you’ve never scouted and the light is already moving. You’re standing in front of something genuinely beautiful, and instead of working methodically, you freeze or lunge at the obvious shot right in front of your boots. I’ve been photographing landscapes for twenty years and I still catch myself doing it. It’s the reason I keep returning to tutorials from photographers who think out loud on camera, because watching someone else’s decision-making process is one of the fastest ways to debug your own.