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 […]
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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 […]
Any outdoor photographer knows that clouds can often add a lot of power to a photographic scene. Whether you’re using the clouds as an addendum to another subject or specifically making them the center of interest, the ever-changing nature of them makes them something worth coming to grips with in your outdoor and landscape photos. […]
Practice. It’s key to anything. But meaningful practice where you actually push yourself – that is where you need to be thinking. In photography, it requires you to know the limits of your knowledge and prod beyond them. But with what? It’s easy for somebody to say “practice” but it’s a lot more difficult coming […]
Inspiration. It’s the continual struggle of any creative and it’s no different for us photographers. But it can be elusive. Not going to pretend that I don’t struggle with photographers’ block myself fairly often. But some people seem to be able to summon inspiration whenever they want to. One such person is Dina Belenko. Dina […]
I have never made any particular secret that long exposure landscape photography is close to being my favourite genre of the craft. I think there are probably a few reasons for it. Firstly, an “above average” shot in long exposure landscapes tends to pop a lot more than an above average shot in other genres. […]
