Photography Tips

The posts found on this page are written to help you become a better landscape photographer. Regardless of where you’re at in your journey, there’s something here for you. Learn about the fundamentals of photography, technical skills, compositional skills, creative exercises, and much more.

Top 5 Misconceptions of Black & White Photography

Back in the days of film photography and Ansel Adams, black and white were the only two colors that you could capture a photograph...

This is How You Create a Day-to-Night Timelapse

The chances are high that you've at some point seen a day-to-night timelapse and wondered how it's done. How is the photographer able to...

5 Useful Instagram Story Hacks

Instagram Stories has become one of Instagram's most popular features since its release and it's a great way of staying up to date with...

Photographing Breaking Waves and Using the Power of Photoshop to Blend...

Photographing waves and seascapes can be a lot of fun but it requires a certain amount of patience to capture the perfect wave. However, you're...

6 More Tips to Improve Your Landscape Photography

While learning how to use your camera and further develop your technical skills is an important factor in improving your landscape photography, there are...

9 Composition Tips for Underwater Photography

Underwater photography is one of my favourite things to talk about because the element of water can provide such incredible results. It’s just a...

Comprehensive Guide to Seascape Photography

For me, Seascape Photography is the art of capturing the never ending battle between land and sea. We can use these two fantastic elements...

The Mysterious Button on Your DSLR Explained

Understanding the Depth of Field Preview Button There's a big possibility that you've seen this button before but you probably have no clue what it...

4 Useful Tripod Accessories

Those of you who are regular readers here on CaptureLandscapes know how essential I consider a tripod to be for landscape photography, especially when...

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...