Photography legend Ansel Adams famously said, “Landscape photography is the supreme test of the photographer – and often the supreme disappointment.” Any serious photographer who has tried landscape photography would tend to agree with it. Creating a good landscape photograph requires you to take a lot of factors into consideration: composition, time of day, lighting, […]
When it rains, it can be easy to use that as an excuse to put your camera aside and do something else. However, rain often provides some very unique opportunities for photography that you won’t find at other times. This post is a collection of beautiful photographs captured in the rain. We hope that they […]
As photographers, we always strive to capture the sharpest image possible. Unless you deliberately want to capture blur in some form, tack sharp photos are the ones we’re after. However, that doesn’t happen all the time and we are often left with blurry images despite our best efforts. Image sharpness gets compromised due to various […]
A slow shutter speed lets you capture a wide variety of creative shots. While long exposure may be necessary in low light situations, it can also be used creatively in situations where there is sufficient available light – to capture motion blur of a moving subject, for example. This post is a collection of photographs […]
Black and white photographs have a distinct charm to them that makes them truly fascinating. It could be because of their abstract nature that lets us see the world in a completely different light. This is especially true when it comes to landscape photography. Legendary photographer Ansel Adams’ black and white landscape photographs of the American […]
Composition is one of the most important aspects of photography. A well-chosen, clear subject that viewers can focus their attention on makes a good composition. You can achieve this by keeping any distracting element outside of the frame when composing the photograph. Another way to make your subject stand out is by blurring the background […]
