Photoshoot and Beyond
Category: Architecture/Landscape Photography by Nadeem Ahmad Originally shared on the Photofocus Flickr page. There’s no denying the power of autumn’s colors when you look at images like Nadeem’s. The smattering of reds and oranges draws the eye and the trail pulls us in. The stark grey tree trunks enhance the image’s charm. To learn how your work can […]
Category: Architecture/Landscape Photography by Richard Prinz Originally shared on the Photofocus Facebook page. Richard braved freezing cold temperatures to capture the magnificent night-time sky above Uri Switzerland. This shot masterfully combines crystal-clear stars and the shadowy mountains of Switzerland. All too often start photographs are lacking in interesting terrestrial elements, but in the this shot Richard has given […]
Landscape photography brings its own rewards. Being in a beautiful place at a tranquil time of day is therapeutic. Add good company, and it doesn’t really matter if you make any good pictures because the experience alone was worthwhile. For instance, I visited my parents, recently, and my dad and I awoke early to photograph […]
Category: Architecture/Landscape Photography by Murray Fox Originally shared on the Photofocus Flickr page. Those of us in the Northern Hemisphere are deep into a dark, cold winter so this warm splash of sunshine from Murray Fox is a welcome sight. In this image, Murray balances the field of sunflowers with a gorgeous sky. The portrait orientation helps […]
Everyone has an opinion on how to shoot landscapes. But the thing is, there is a secret to producing winning landscape photography with wow factor. Follow these 8 simple steps and you’ll get a top-notch shot every time you go out.
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It’s oftentimes the work you do out of pure passion that leads to the most magnificent result. That couldn’t be more true in the case of ‘Vista,’ the latest time-lapse montage created by Portland-based photographer Leif Smith. The three minute video took three years of shooting, countless days of editing and consisted of tens of […]
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In this video from Karl Taylor, he walks us through one of his tips using the mulitiply blend mode and masking around some details in Photoshop to add more drama to the sky in landscape images.
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In this tutorial we show you how to use empty space in your compositions when shooting minimalist landscape photography.
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In this tutorial we show you how to use empty space in your compositions when shooting minimalist landscape photography.
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This is an excerpt from Nicole’s new eBook, Waterfalls & Waves. CLICK HERE to download a FREE chapter! The most important thing to consider when photographing long exposures is control. You need to have complete, manual control of your camera settings, particularly the shutter speed, and you also need the ability to set your camera to […]