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Day 20 of 20. Last day of 20 Days of Forest!Feels fitting to end on a reminder that the forest isn’t just made of big t...
04/29/2026

Day 20 of 20.

Last day of 20 Days of Forest!

Feels fitting to end on a reminder that the forest isn’t just made of big trees and wide views. Sometimes the whole story shows up in one leaf, a few curled edges, and the quiet signs that something else has been there too.

Pro tip: Leaves get more interesting when you shoot them with light coming through from behind. It helps the veins, texture, and little imperfections stand out instead of getting lost.

is running a campaign, so we’re helping spread the message with “20 Days of Forest” by sharing one photo or clip a day of our favorite woodsy moments. No rules, just woods.

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Day 19 of 20. Moss is one of the forest’s beautifully amazing blankets.It softens the bark, brightens the shadows, and ...
04/29/2026

Day 19 of 20.

Moss is one of the forest’s beautifully amazing blankets.

It softens the bark, brightens the shadows, and adds that deep green texture that makes the woods feel alive even in the smallest corners.

Pro tip: When you’re photographing moss, get close and watch how the light catches the texture. A little side light or soft overcast light can bring out all those tiny shapes without making the greens look harsh.

is running a campaign, so we’re helping spread the message with “20 Days of Forest” by sharing one photo or clip a day of our favorite woodsy moments. No rules, just woods.

If you want to join in, tag your photos or videos with to help bring a little more attention to the cause during this uncertain time.

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Day 18 of 20. The forest is alive at every scale.Trees are usually what we notice first, but they’re only part of the s...
04/28/2026

Day 18 of 20.

The forest is alive at every scale.

Trees are usually what we notice first, but they’re only part of the story. Forest ecosystems are full of life we can see, and even more we usually miss.

Pro tip: When you’re photographing in the woods, slow down and look for signs of life beyond the big scene. Bugs, snails, birds, fungi, leaves, and water all help tell the fuller story of the place.

is running a campaign, so we’re helping spread the message with “20 Days of Forest” by sharing one photo or clip a day of our favorite woodsy moments. No rules, just woods.

If you want to join in, tag your photos or videos with to help bring a little more attention to the cause during this uncertain time.

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Day 17 of 20. I’m not sure what kind of fungus this is, but I love what it’s doing here.An old tree fell, and now it’s ...
04/27/2026

Day 17 of 20.

I’m not sure what kind of fungus this is, but I love what it’s doing here.

An old tree fell, and now it’s becoming part of the next stage of life in the forest. Fungi, insects, moss, soil, shelter, nutrients, all of it is part of the cycle. It’s always worth capturing those moments where you can actually see the forest recycling itself in real time.

The rain helped this shot a lot, too. Wet bark gets darker, which makes the orange fungus stand out even more. Getting close and shooting up the log adds impact and gives you an angle most people don’t stop long enough to experience.

Pro tip: After rain, look for natural contrast. Wet bark, leaves, and stone often get darker, which can make brighter colors pop without needing to over-edit the image.

is running a campaign, so we’re helping spread the message with “20 Days of Forest” by sharing one photo or clip a day of our favorite woodsy moments. No rules, just woods.

If you want to join in, tag your photos or videos with to help bring a little more attention to the cause during this uncertain time.

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Day 16 of 20. Sometimes the forest gets most interesting when you stop looking at the big picture and start noticing th...
04/25/2026

Day 16 of 20.

Sometimes the forest gets most interesting when you stop looking at the big picture and start noticing the small stuff.

Macro shots can make a camera feel a bit like a microscope. All those little details most people walk past are micro treasures that create unimaginable worlds.

Pro tip: After rain is a great time to look for detail shots. Water droplets can act like tiny lenses, helping define texture while adding shape, depth, and a little extra magic to the frame.

is running a campaign, so we’re helping spread the message with “20 Days of Forest” by sharing one photo or clip a day of our favorite woodsy moments. No rules, just woods.

If you want to join in, tag your photos or videos with to help bring a little more attention to the cause during this uncertain time.

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Day 15 of 20. Forests are never just trees. They are whole ecosystems made up of water, stone, wildlife, texture, and a...
04/24/2026

Day 15 of 20.

Forests are never just trees. They are whole ecosystems made up of water, stone, wildlife, texture, and all the little pockets of life that make a place feel alive.

Sometimes you’re lucky enough to stumble on a spot with so much texture and detail that you just have to stop and take the shot.

Pro tip: When you’re photographing the forest, look for the places where different parts of the ecosystem meet. Water against stone, snow on rock, roots near a pond, or trees reflected in still water can tell a fuller story than a tree line by itself.

is running a campaign, so we’re helping spread the message with “20 Days of Forest” by sharing one photo or clip a day of our favorite woodsy moments. No rules, just woods.

If you want to join in, tag your photos or videos with to help bring a little more attention to the cause during this uncertain time.

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Day 14 of 20. Not every fall photo is going to be blazing with color, and that’s okay.A little mist, some overcast sky,...
04/23/2026

Day 14 of 20.

Not every fall photo is going to be blazing with color, and that’s okay.

A little mist, some overcast sky, and softer light can mute the intensity, but it also gives the scene a calmer, moodier feel.

Pro tip: Bright sun can make fall color pop, but softer light has its own strengths. Overcast skies and light haze can help smooth out contrast, hold detail, and give you a more even, layered image.

is running a campaign, so we’re helping spread the message with “20 Days of Forest” by sharing one photo or clip a day of our favorite woodsy moments. No rules, just woods.

If you want to join in, tag your photos or videos with to help bring a little more attention to the cause during this uncertain time.

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Day 13 of 20. Sometimes the whole shot comes down to noticing one tiny thing.The shallow depth of field is doing a lot ...
04/22/2026

Day 13 of 20.

Sometimes the whole shot comes down to noticing one tiny thing.

The shallow depth of field is doing a lot here. You can create blur like this in post, but this one was done in camera by getting close with a 35mm prime lens at f/2.8. After that, it was just some lighting adjustments and a crop.

Pro tip: When you’re shooting something small, get low and let the background blur do some of the work. A simple change in angle can make a tiny subject feel much bigger and more dramatic.

is running a campaign, so we’re helping spread the message with “20 Days of Forest” by sharing one photo or clip a day of our favorite woodsy moments. No rules, just woods.

If you want to join in, tag your photos or videos with to help bring a little more attention to the cause during this uncertain time.

Get the shot, tell the story!

04/21/2026

Day 12 of 20.

When you get a quiet moment and can let the forest do the talking, enjoy the chance to capture it. Sometimes nature tells the story better on its own.

Pro tip: When the sound is part of what makes a place feel special, let the clip run a little longer than you think you need. A few extra seconds gives the birds, the breeze, and those little background details time to come through.

is running a campaign, so we’re helping spread the message with “20 Days of Forest” by sharing one photo or clip a day of our favorite woodsy moments. No rules, just woods.

If you want to join in, tag your photos or videos with to help bring a little more attention to the cause during this uncertain time.

Get the shot, tell the story!

Day 11 of 20. Winter is always a great time to get moody shots. The muted colors provided by grey skies reflecting on s...
04/20/2026

Day 11 of 20.

Winter is always a great time to get moody shots. The muted colors provided by grey skies reflecting on snow and water create a cold stillness that speaks to anyone who’s experienced that kind of gentle chill.

Pro tip: When you’re shooting water in bright winter light, watch your highlights. Reflections off ice and moving water can blow out fast, so it helps to tap and lower your exposure a bit before you shoot.

is running a campaign, so we’re helping spread the message with “20 Days of Forest” by sharing one photo or clip a day of our favorite woodsy moments. No rules, just woods.

If you want to join in, tag your photos or videos with to help bring a little more attention to the cause during this uncertain time.

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Day 10 of 20. Sometimes all it takes is one leaf.This one stood out because everything around it got quiet. The fresh r...
04/19/2026

Day 10 of 20.

Sometimes all it takes is one leaf.

This one stood out because everything around it got quiet. The fresh rain deepened the color, added a little shine, and gave the whole scene that damp, moody feel. The mud, the muted yellows, and the soft background all let that red leaf do exactly what it needs to do.

Pro tip: When you find one strong color in a scene, get low and simplify the frame around it. Let the contrast do the work. A single bright subject against softer tones can carry the whole shot.

is running a campaign, so we’re helping spread the message with “20 Days of Forest” by sharing one photo or clip a day of our favorite woodsy moments. No rules, just woods.

If you want to join in, tag your photos or videos with to help bring a little more attention to the cause during this uncertain time.
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Day 9 of 20. Some forest shots are all detail. This one is all mood.The fog adds depth and mystery to the early morning...
04/18/2026

Day 9 of 20.

Some forest shots are all detail. This one is all mood.

The fog adds depth and mystery to the early morning forest. The sunlight on the trees feels intensified and muted at the same time, creating a kind of layered distance that is hard to get any other way.

Pro tip: Fog is great for simplifying a scene. It cuts visual clutter, adds depth in layers, and helps separate shapes that might otherwise all blend together. When it’s foggy, look for overlap and distance instead of chasing tiny details.

is running a campaign, so we’re helping spread the message with “20 Days of Forest” by sharing one photo or clip a day of our favorite woodsy moments. No rules, just woods.

If you want to join in, tag your photos or videos with to help bring a little more attention to the cause during this uncertain time.

Get the shot, tell the story!

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