Simple guide to what you need to photograph bluebells

Probably (possibly) my last reference to bluebell landscape photography this season. In this video I take a look at what kind of equipment I use for this and what kind of things will impact my composition decisions.
Night-scapes and PHOTOGRAPHY and LANDSCAPES and SUNSETS are what gets the blood coursing through my veins. If you love landscape photography and wish to find out more about how I turn my favourite locations into images that I treasure, then you're in the right place. I shoot with a Nikon camera and mostly Nikkor / Nikon lenses. I also use the Move Shoot Move star Tracker for crispy clear night skies.

[@steveh1273]

Some of the best bluebell images I've seen this year, you were fortunate.

[@martinstokes5596]

Thank you for the video Nigel, great job as always..I find your vlogs relaxing, inclusive and easy to watch..The Bluebell wood that I have used in the past is West Woods just outside Marlborough in Wiltshire..you can get a very nice display of Bluebells here with quite a clear foreground if you look around..Also close by is the mighty Savernake Forest with all its mighty named Oaks..although not renowned for its bluebells..I now live up in the north east so have had to find new woods to photograph. Up here the bluebell season was at least 2 to 3 weeks later than down south, they only reached there peak really in the 1st week of May up here..

[@NigelBaileyPhotography]

Thanks for the encouraging words - it’s really appreciated. I hope you have a great bluebell season!