Your tripod malfunctions during a critical landscape shoot. How will you capture stunning images without it?

If lighting conditions allow, increase your shutter speed to minimize the chances of camera shake. This may require adjusting your ISO or aperture.

Using what’s around you to use in place of your tripod can help. Being creative and using something flat. Also altering your camera setting to reduce camera shake can also help.

En fonction des conditions soit ont augmente les ISO, on ouvre le Diaph pour augmenter la vitesse. Ou système D, on utilise son sac, on trouve du mobilier urbain, ou un mur peut importe pour faire office de tréipeids. La photographie c'est beaucoup de débrouillardise ;)

Placing the camera somewhere else and using the self timer on the camera so that the camera takes the images after like 2 seconds can also help to reduce movement/vibration of the camera because of your hands etc.

La fotografía en este caso es fija por lo tanto la cámara no se mueve cuando se hace la toma, respiro hondo y disparo muy quieto en ese instante encuadrando muy bien mi composición, preferible con una velocidad rápida para congelar el movimiento (obturador),hay que ser preciso y fino. Si no tengo luz busco apoyo e improviso con lo que pueda encontrar, preferible organizar el apoyo y mover el motivo si se puede, no olvidemos que lo mejor es la creatividad.

Nature can be very useful when you need to compromise. Look for bits of wood, tree trunks, logs etc. Or even walls and benches can be useful.

On trouve un système D avec le mobilier urbain, une branche, une souche ... On peut également essayer de créer un monopode pour limiter le flou de bougé. Il faut être créatif :)

If there’s nothing readily avail having a firm hold on the camera and brining your elbows into your body. Standing with your feet should width apart can all help give you more stabilisation.

This could include bringing elbows in tightly or even sitting instead of standing, but also bracing against an unmoving object can help, too!

If you put you elbows tight into the body, reduce your breathing and get a stable stand on the ground you will further stabilize the camera and lens to reduce movements

Changing the ISO settings can also help with camera shake particularly if your tripod is damaged or you have forgotten to take it with you.

If my camera or lens has image stabilization, I'll enable it. This can help reduce the effects of camera shake when shooting handheld. And also through the sensitivity of the cameras sensor to light. ISO settings

Is definitely a possibility but should be used only to a certain threshold in order to keep the noise in the image low and the quality high

Many lenses these days do have image stabilisation. Most of the lenses for my mirrorless camera have this and help when you don’t have a tripod.

This is very very useful especially when the body itself is stabilized aswell. In combination with a firm grip on the camera, slightly increased ISO and a stabilizing arm positioning the missing tripod can be compensated very well

Ou l'on peut repenser la photo de paysage en choisissant une petite profondeur de champs. Ou l'on expérimente d'autres techniques le Filet par exemple ou le mouvement avec du flou.

I’d never have just one tripod at a shoot! Why would you do that? In the same way I have more than one camera with dual card slots in both and multiple lenses! It’s best to be covered for all eventualities.

Make sure to check all your gear before going on a shoot. Preparation is Key! Take your time to check everything. If possible get a second tripod as a backup. A photoshoot / job should never have to end because of equipment