A Comprehensive Guide to Landscape Photography
Landscape photography is one of the best ways to disconnect from an otherwise hectic day-to-day life and just enjoy spending time in the great...
Introduction to Aperture in Landscape Photography
To fully understand your camera and become a better photographer, you must understand the basic functions such as Aperture, ISO and Shutter Speed. For the beginner this seems impossible to learn, but with a little bit of experimenting and reading you will quickly see that it's not nearly as tough as it seems. In todays basic series I will give you an introduction to Aperture in Landscape Photography.
Introduction to ISO in Digital Photography
Either you’ve just purchased your first camera or you’ve used one for years, there’s one thing we can agree on: learning the fundamentals is...
Leaving the Tripod Behind? Read These Tips for Handheld Landscape Photography
Use a tripod. That's one of the most common pieces of advice given to landscape photographers. The main reason is that it opens the...
The Best Aperture for Landscape Photography
What is the best aperture for landscape photography? This is a question I often receive via the CaptureLandscapes newsletter or from aspiring photographers in...
The Rule of Thirds Explained
If you’ve read any articles about composition in photography, it’s quite likely that you’ve already heard about the ‘Rule of Thirds’. It’s a relatively...
The Best ISO for Landscape Photography
I'm going to start with a statement that you need to remember: choosing the wrong ISO will severely damage the image quality. The aperture...
Introduction to Shutter Speed in Landscape Photography
Shutter Speed is measured in seconds, or fractions of seconds. A larger denominator such as 1/1000 is a quicker shutter speed than a lower denominator such as 1/10 allowing less light to reach the sensor. But how does it impact your image?
Photoshop or Lightroom: What’s Best for Photographers?
Have you ever felt that your images don't resemble the beauty you experienced while capturing them? Do you feel like you've failed to eternalize...
Knowing Your Camera Like the Back of Your Hand
Since I’ve started leading photography workshops, I’ve noticed something quite unexpected: attendees would turn up with great cameras, sometimes even better than those of...