4 Essential Ingredients for Great Landscape Photographs
When you are out in the field and you’re not sure if your the image you are making is any good, go through this quick mental checklist to see if Continue Reading
Category Archives: landscape photography
5 Tips on Taking the Perfect Winter Photo
Winter provides some of the best conditions for photography! With snowfall covering everything white, Christmas lights filling up our cities high streets and the rain causing reflections on mass, the Continue Reading
8 Photo Editing Tips for Stunning Photographs
Have you decided to buy your first professional camera and want to make a name for yourself as a photographer? Or maybe you just wish to learn how to edit Continue Reading
Drone Photography Tips for Beginners
Interested in drone photography for landscapes but don’t know where to begin? James Paterson gets you off the ground with his practical starter guide Sauzon harbour, France. Credit: Arnaud Lesueur/Alamy Stock Continue Reading
Choose the Right Shooting Angle
Maybe you have found yourself in the following situation: you’re looking at pretty pictures with the same subject, wondering why one image seems so appealing and another makes you feel Continue Reading
4 Rules of Composition for Landscape Photography
Lonely tree by Tore H. on 500pxWhile I’m not always a fan of sticking strictly to the ‘rules’ or ‘guidelines’ of photography I think they can be well worth knowing Continue Reading
Low-Light Photography: How Low Can You Go?
Low light can still yield great images – landscape and travel photographer David Clapp shares his top tips and techniquesArdnamurchan Lighthouse, the most westerly point in Scotland, UK. Canon EOS-1D Continue Reading
Sunrise vs. Sunset: Which Magical Time Do You Prefer?
As a photographer, you have to take equal advantage of both the sunrise and sunset. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t have a favourite. I’ve put together a few of Continue Reading
Tips on How to Shoot Wildflower Landscapes
We all love close-ups of flowers, but to provide context swap your macro lens for a wideangle one. Wideangles typically have a short minimum-focusing distance, enabling photographers to take photographs Continue Reading
8 Landscape Photography Tips and Tricks for Beginners
You’ve stumbled on an amazing scene. You pull out your camera and snap a few pictures to capture that beauty, however when you open those images on the computer, the Continue Reading