See Through The Chaos

OP blogger Rafael Rojas shows how to dig through the visual clutter to make dramatic photos in the forest

Text And Photography By Rafael Rojas

Updated July 1, 2016

Forests are some of the most rewarding environments to photograph in the outdoors.

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Originally Published February 11, 2014

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