MANDY HOWARD – A runner, avid adventurer, photographer, and training programs coordinator for Fleet Feet Syracuse
- Run at sunrise or sunset for the most ideal lighting.
- Get off the road or path you are running on and get closer to your subject for a more interesting point of view. Don't be afraid to get dirty and sit on the ground.
- Change your perspective. The majority of photos are taken at eye level and it's so boring! Shoot low, shoot high, shoot upside down. Think about what all the other creatures are seeing from their vantage points.
- Vast landscapes are breathtaking in person, but hard to capture in a photo. Try adding a subject in the foreground (a barn, fence post, animal, etc) to provide perspective on the landscape.
- Look around. Beauty is everywhere but you can only see it if you are looking up. Tune out the noise in your head and be in the moment, one step at a time.
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