If there is a subject that photography that produces some of the most stunning images imaginable, it has to be when photographers take a shot at photographing the Auroras. And we are not immune to the pretties ourselves with these inspirational photos being some of the most inspiring we have seen lately. Hopefully these Aurora […]
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When it comes to landscape photography, it is very easy to get a little obsessed with the “rules” and the traditional way things are done. But abiding by such conventions (blue hour, golden hour etc) is not always possible, and that can be a wonderful thing. These landscape photographs were taken with less than ideal […]
Finding the most beautiful landscapes in the world becomes somewhat of a fun pastime for those of us who dive deep into landscape photography. Despite the fact that it’s so subjective, it’s a fun exercise and looking around at those photographers who have been lucky enough to get some great photos of these place is […]
When you spend a bit of time in photography, there will almost certainly come a time when somebody comes up to you and asks you what the best settings are for a particular scenario. So today, we are going to cover a single scenario with the best landscape photography settings. Now the thing about answers […]
No doubt about it, landscape composition in photography can be difficult. Often you need to travel many miles to get the exact composition you want and often, by that time, you have lost the light you came for. One thing to look for though is patterns. This one isn’t easy, but as you can see […]
Using leading lines is a composition technique that features line shapes in nature or a man-made world to draw the viewer’s eye to the intended subject of the photograph. Leading lines are a powerful tool because our eyes are naturally drawn to the lines within a certain scene. We instinctively follow these lines to see […]
