Video Series Wrap-Up

By Jerry Monkman

Updated May 5, 2016

I want to thank all of you have been following my series of outdoor photography videos over the last ten weeks. I’ve enjoyed producing them and I’ve enjoyed even more the photos you have shared with me as you work to improve your photography. I made this last video to get you thinking about how you approach your process of making outdoor photos. Knowing the technical skills of photography is obviously very important, but just as important in my mind is how you plan your photo outings and having a system in place that lets you make photo decisions quickly as the light is changing fast. Enjoy!

If you have ideas or requests for future videos, please let me know.

Originally Published April 27, 2012

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