SUMMARY
Photographer Simon Booth showcases how to find and photograph subjects often missed during walks, using examples from the Cairngorms National Park. He details his process for capturing a fused beech leaf, a wild dog violet, and an unfurling bracken frond, all found near public paths. Booth highlights techniques such as focus stacking, selective focus with shallow depth of field, and careful composition, emphasizing the importance of slowing down and observing details.
TAKEAWAYS
Productive shoots depend on close observation, not distance traveled.
Booth photographed overlooked subjects like fused leaves and wildflowers near paths.
Techniques include macro photography, focus stacking, and selective focus.
The process involves careful composition and thoughtful consideration of details.