Tips from professional photographer: the best photography tips & most beautiful places for photos

Also for photography you have a lot of possibilities and great perspectives where you can let off steam. Especially the two bridges, which are fixed about 40 meters above the Leutascher Ache, are great places to take pictures. I especially like pictures taken with the wide-angle lens. These shots have a "drone-like" flair, as it looks even more expansive due to the large image detail. Also, I can only recommend taking a tripod and a gray filter with you to make long exposures as well. Another tip for the perfect photo in the Geisterklamm: At sunrise or sunset you not only have the gorge to yourself, no, the light is also better than during the day. The Geisterklamm is also perfect as a bad weather program, because in the rain everything becomes even more mystical and the Ache has much more water.

Back to our tour: We were really lucky with the conditions. High fog and a great light, that's what every photo enthusiast wants. I was especially fascinated by the views into the Gaistal and towards the Karwendel. With a telephoto lens, that is, a lens with which you can zoom in closer, even more possibilities are open to you. Here I always find it very exciting to work with a beautiful foreground and thus get a depth of field with in the picture. Flowers, grasses or even stones are ideal. In the background, the mountains then come even better to the fore and thus round off the whole picture. I also had a lot of fun shooting with normal focal lengths. On the beautiful ridges at the summit, you can really let off steam and take cool pictures. What did I particularly like? In addition to the incredibly beautiful atmosphere and landscape, we had another special experience. On the way back to the valley, about 50 sheep greeted us at about 2000 meters above sea level. After many strokes and a joint snack, we said goodbye with great memories and descended into the valley.

But before relaxing, I would like to tell you a few tips for photography. This tip is addressed to all early risers: Take advantage of the beautiful morning light! If you're lucky, you'll get a great early morning fog and start the day perfectly! But for the late risers among you, I also have a few suggestions to make your photo even better. The expanse on the Pfarrhügel is great and should also be used for the picture. So don't cut off mountains in the background or stones in the foreground. If there are still beautiful flowers blooming, take them into the picture in any case - these give the photo more color and freshen it up.

There are extremely many angles, which you can capture. Either with the telephoto lens, so that you get the mountains a little closer and work with a beautiful foreground. But also shots with the wide angle lens to depict the size of the lake. Lots of sky, little water or lots of water, little sky - you can see, trying things out is the name of the game here. What I personally find particularly cool is that it goes up a bit behind the lake. So you also have, if you want, a perspective from higher up and brings more of the valley on the photo. As with any landscape image, the mood is of course an essential factor to get a picture even better. For this, I can only recommend a sunset tour to the cold water lake. Take a few friends and cold drinks with you and enjoy a dreamlike sunset!