Intermediate Techniques

It's becoming harder to get the entire image sharp with the constantly wider lenses and more extreme foregrounds that are used in today's photography. Even optimal apertures aren't enough to get both the foreground and background as sharp as desired. That doesn't mean that it's impossible, though. Focus stacking for sharper images has become a go-to technique for photographers of...

Use Multiple Exposures to Capture the Full Dynamic Range One of the biggest frustrations with landscape photography is capturing the entire dynamic range. Often, the sky turns out white while the landscape is correctly exposed and other times the landscape is black and the sky looks good. Unfortunately, capturing an over-all well-exposed image is at times not possible, therefore we have...