Long exposure clouds can add an extra layer of dynamism to landscape images and in order to effectively capture cloud movement, the photographer needs to analyse the scene and look at the direction of movement of clouds and compose the shot so the movement contributes to the composition of the image. This can be done by moving around, finding a suitable perspective and taking a few test shots. It may not be possible to get the clouds exactly how you want them to be, but you can try your best.
Landscape Photography Articles
Autumn is a great season for stunning photography and it applies to almost all genre – be it landscape, wildlife, portraits, still life, nature, etc. The list is endless – you can look around and capture the elements around you in the most creative way. In this article, we have put together some landscape photos that may inspire you or give you some ideas to shoot interesting landscapes during the fall season.
When you start reading about bad weather in photography, the articles or the videos you’re watching invariably talk mainly about protecting your gear. And while that is very important because you don’t want to ruin thousands of dollars worth of expensive gear, it also misses the main point of photographing in bad weather. And that […]
Every now and then, it’s a good idea to trawl through one of the photo-sharing sites like Flickr, 500px or Unsplash and do a search for your favourite niche of photography. It’s a great way to keep up with trends and see where other people’s creativity is taking your area of interest. Well, we have […]
One of the very first images that I took with my new (to me) Fujifilm GFX50s was the one you see below. It was part of a series of photos shot pre and post-sunrise shots taken on the banks of the River Tyne in September 2023. The photo is, in my opinion, one of the […]
Have you been on a weekend hike and regretted that you didn’t capture an Instagram-worthy shot of the mountains against an astonishing sunrise background, something that you mostly see in an online gallery? Perhaps you tried but just couldn’t seem to get it right? Take it from us; mountain and nature photography takes more than […]
