Big Results, Less Effort | How to be a Lazy Photographer

Do you struggle to get up early for a shoot? Me too! In this video I'll share some ways I manage to get the best results with the least effort. It's not always possible, but with some planning you'll waste less time and get more sleep. Watch and see!
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[@mikecooke5874]

Stunning pictures. The drone shots add a whole new dimension.

[@craigpiferphotography]

I can definitely relate to being a lazy photographer, perhaps more so than you. Some great tips in there.

[@markmcdonald3577]

You were so close to us, we have photographed McDowell Creek Falls a number of times and also that creek on the side of the road you photographed. It really was funny to see something that we instantly recognized in the video. Wish we would have known you were going to be in the area, there are two other notable falls to photo in this area that we could have told you about. Thanks for the videos we always enjoy watching them.

[@Santamike212]

I do not think the drone is legal in Washington National Parks
Mike

[@JamesParkerPhotography]

You are correct - drones are not allowed without a permit inside of national parks. However, I was not in a national parks. All Oregon...