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Forum: Pentax Camera and Field Accessories
07-29-2018, 07:06 PM
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I tend to shoot a lot of landscapes and a few years back when I shot (B&W) film, I used to shoot my landscape shots off of a tripod almost exclusively.
After taking a break from photography for a few years, I bought a digital camera and thought "Why bother with the tripod? Shake reduction and using a high ISO means you don't need a tripod." So I started leaving my tripod at home. It was a relief to not lug my tripod around. Shooting hand-held was fast and convenient. And my shots were acceptably sharp.
However, I'm coming to the realization that my composition has suffered as a result of me not taking the time to compose my shots carefully. I've started to move back to shooting my landscapes from a tripod to the extent possible.
I admittedly had gotten careless. I need to slow down and take more time before taking my shots.
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