Better landscape photography Tips and Video Tutorials

A post by: Darlene HildebrandtPPThis week I’m going to switch the focus to landscape photography. Your photography challenge this week is “Flora” it’s a good time to get off and go find some large landscapes. So I actually have not found one, but three, short video tutorials with some really good landscape photography tips./PPAs the title eludes to, shares this video 10 quick tips to help get you started. Just over four minutes did not waste any time before you shoot off. The tips include: focal point, tripod, time of day, the rule of thirds and more./PPThis one is by Stuart low photography and he is about some tips for shooting when the light might not be as big as a gray gloomy day, and how to create interesting compositions. In addition, I just love his accent!/PPLast but not least is a really good video by Zulu Media. They go on a location photo shoot with landscape photographer Adam Monk on the famous Australian landmark, The pinnacles. You don’t have to live in Australia, are tips though, you can apply this to any location and use them immediately. Some really good stuff in here as the two photographers show different ways of approaching the same topic and talk about lenses, camera settings and composition for impact./PPI hope you enjoy this landscape photography tips. If you have more that you can check out the best articles from 2013 here on dPS, or Living landscapes, one of our most popular eBooks landscape like!/P
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