Wildlife photographer and Nikon Ambassador Kristi Odom captured many great photos in 2023. Here are her three favorite shots.
this week to discuss underwater photography. Alongside joining us to talk shop, Odom also separately selected and explained her top three images of 2023, one of which is, perhaps not coincidentally, an underwater photo.
Part of the image’s relative darkness is due to underwater just being darker, but much of it is due to Odom’s personal style and creative choices. She also wants to note that she removed the back-scatter from the image to ensure a clean background. This clean background also showcases Odom’s expert use of negative space throughout her work.
“My autofocus settings were as follows: AF-C, Wide area AF with bird tracking, which worked like a charm on these little bees.” “I used the lighstick to show the path then by using the right flash duration, which I hit by setting the flashes at 1/8th power, I used the WR-R11a to trigger the SB-5000. The light from the SB-5000 triggered the SB-910.”
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