3 Tools I use to Plan a Photo Shoot Remotely
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In Episode 9 of Between the Frames podcast, I share my detailed process for planning photography sessions in unfamiliar locations, emphasizing tools and strategies to ensure confidence and success.
CHAPTERS
0:00 – Intro & Sponsor: Ruby & Rae Camera Bags
2:03 – Today's Topic: Planning a Session You've Never Scouted
3:15 – The Winter Park Session (and Its Private-Property Problem)
5:59 – My 3 Location-Scouting Tools: Google, Google Earth Pro & Sun Seeker
11:59 – The Lily Lake Session & Rocky Mountain National Park Logistics
15:23 – The Sunset Surprise: When the Plan Doesn't Match Reality
16:34 – Why I Arrive Hours Early (Winter Park vs. Lily Lake)
18:42 – Always Have a Backup Location
19:46 – Don't Be Afraid to Ask Other Photographers
21:24 – What's Your Travel Limit?TAKEAWAYSUse Google Earth Pro to assess locations before shooting.Utilize Sun Seeker app to track sun position for optimal lighting.Always arrive early to scout and verify location suitability.Have backup locations ready in case of unforeseen issues.Ask fellow photographers for insights and advice.PHOTOGRAPHER RESOURCES + PROMOS
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Intro audio"Simmer Down" - Diamond Tunes & LoksiiKEYWORDSphotography, location scouting, Google Earth Pro, Sun Seeker app, session planning, outdoor photography, Colorado photographer, travel, photography tips