I want to take photos like the instagram user @een_wasbeer (pic

>>3116554
Tripods don't have to be big or heavy. You can buy carbon fibre tripods that come in at under 500 grams.

Hell even my cheap as shit Manfrotto tripod can fit in a shoulder bag

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>>3116559

I asked her, she replied she uses a Joby GorillaPod. I'm quite surprised she makes it work. Probably fixes it to something.

I did similar stuff without a tripod. If you look around you'll usually find a big enough ledge or railing or smth to put your camera on

After that it kinda depends. It's pointless to ask for specifics when it's easier to just try it out yourself and see what you like best.

And as silly as it may sound, it also depends how calm the water is. Dutch grachten have tiny waves about all the time, a little pond/lake might be much more still and so and so forth

Also have a gorillapod like that and it's handy, especially the magnetic one, because they're horribly tiny and you can wrap them around stuff (provided your camera is light enough)

>>3116610
In Utrecht, most railings above the canals are made of round bars, so putting the camera on there doesn't work. There are a few benches, but usually there's trees blocking the view, or I could use the bricks on the ground, but at that height there's usually a bicycle parked against the railing.

So I tried some stuff already, and the tripod I lent was quite bulky. So I wondered how people who take lots of snaps with one go about.

>>3116626
Goddamn Utrecht man
Then I'd suggest getting a qt tiny gorillapod, you can wrap it's legs around the railing

I forget it in my bag quite often, it weighs almost nothing and takes up very little space. Look up gorillapod magnetic on tweakers or kameraexpress etc, it's just 20e. Do check if it can support the weight of your camera, might not be good for the chubbier dslrs

>>3116654
Do they have taller ones, are they all small?

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>>3117157
for the magnetic one I don't think there's a bigger one than http://joby.com/gorillapod-magnetic which is what I have, and it's quite tiny
capacity is 325g; my camera is ~400g including the lens, and it fares well in most situations, but nothing overly extreme

if you mean taller gorillapods in general, then you already answered it in >>3116580

also, that @een_wasbeer has a nice style at first glance, but after the 4th pic I checked out it feels gimmicky and overly processed; it's good to understand how she gets there, but some of those don't feel very real to me; also a bit too much of the same dutch canals with reflections and the same colors in all
>sometimes I get the same feel about NL as a whole tbqh desu senpai

post your ig if you have one OP, let's share dutch pics
mine's https://www.instagram.com/_garogum/ if you're curious

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>>3116554
>@een_wasbeer
wtf all the pics are the same. dont try to copy that shit