Thomas Heaton heads out in this video with a Nikon ZZ II and a 24-70 f2.8 lens. They take their camper van and shoot landscape photography the way most of us do, which is when we can, with limited time and not the luxury of traveling to exotic locations.
Simon Booth has a great video discussing nature photography and the idea of letting the light call the shots. Considering wildlife photography’s challenges, a video like this is excellent to check out, especially if you want to get more involved in the field.
B&H Photo Video has a great video featuring Emilie Talpin in the field to share her five tips to improve your bird photography, including where to focus, what gear you can use, and more.
For whatever reason, many photographers feel frustrated about their work, specifically in landscape photography. With this in mind, Expressive Photography has a video highlighting how to feel great about your photography.
Mali Davies finally started their long exposure minimalist project. Over the years, Davies has played around with long exposures, but with the help of NiSi, they finally have the right tools for the job.
Camping and photography are areas that more photographers should consider doing together. Not only do you benefit from the great outdoors, but get to enjoy some quality photography time with it.
In this new video, Michael Shainblum shares how they capture wildflower photography. The video highlights Shainblum’s favorite techniques for photographing flowers under any lighting condition.
Thomas Heaton recently drove their small off-road camper van down some forest roads to enjoy some landscape photography, cooking, and camping. The video is excellent and highlights the importance of spending some quality time outside.
Skillshare recently did a video discussing 3 landscape photography tips for beginners. As said in the video, landscape photography lets you capture the world and a few simple tips can majorly upgrade your snapshots. Here, join three Skillshare teachers for tips on scouting, composition, and process.
Attilio Ruffo has a great video on long exposure photography and how you can utilize it with waterfalls. The video features different exposure lengths, testing out how it’ll affect a waterfall image.
One of the best ways to learn more about landscape photography is to watch a video of someone doing it. Therefore, check out this video from Thomas Heaton featuring wild camping in the mountains, a Fuji GFX 50r camera, and a Nordisk Telemark 2 tent in the Lake District National Park.
Dave Morrow recently did a video that covers one of their favorite techniques for landscape photography. Learn how to put yourself in your photos to improve the overall image quality.
There are countless options when it comes to landscape photography filters. With this in mind, B&H Photo recently did a video featuring professional landscape photographer Mahesh Thapa, who shares his expertise in using lens filters. You’ll learn why you should (or shouldn’t) use them, how to use them and when to use them.
Mads Peter Iversen has a video discussing summer photography and the struggle of landscape photography during these months. During May both dandelions and the rapeseed/canola bloom, which changes the landscape from boring post-winter to flourishing summer rural landscapes. Getting to like this kind of photography has changed quite a lot, making it the best to…
Gary Gough has a video where they created a couple of images classified as Fine Art Landscape Photography. Gough created this video a few weeks back while in Glencoe and surrounding areas running workshops. Check it out!
In this video, Chris Sale talks about how we landscape photographers can have all of our careful planning go awry and we may need to roll with the punches. For more articles and videos on Landscape Photography, CLICK HERE.
David Johnston has a great video using a telephoto lens for landscape photography in Death Valley. The video features creating compressed detail photos in one of the best national parks on earth.
Here is an interesting landscape photography video from Michael Shainblum where he photographs sand dunes and what makes it interesting is that he’s using a 100-400mm telephoto lens. For more videos on Landscape Photography, CLICK HERE.
Chris Sale recently did a video discussing woodland photography and a valuable lesson for all landscape photographers. In the video, Sale discusses photographing the woods at Brandelhow and Manesty overlooking Derwent Water in the northern Lake District, and valuable lessons related to the subject. Check it out!
Kent Dufault wrote an article for the Picture Correct website, explaining what monochromatic color photography is and how to do it. Access Kent’s Monochromatic Color Photography Tip article over on Picture Correct by clicking the button below: For more articles and videos on Landscape Photography, CLICK HERE. *Photo above ©2022 Anthony Morganti.