In this video, Mike Smith shows you everything they know about long exposure photography, to be able to take amazing photos that stand out from the norm! If you’ve ever wondered how to smooth out rough seas, make waterfalls look like they were moving, to get rid of the movement altogether, this will get you…
Join Simon on location to photograph the milky way as they show you how to plan for and shoot a starry night photo. Simon describes how to find dark skies, subjects to include, what settings to use, and even a quick process of the final photo in Lightroom without needing Photoshop!
Courtney Victoria scouts West Woods in this video as the vibrant Spring colors transform the landscape. With a Nikon D850, a carpet of bluebells, and far too many choices, Victoria gathers some inspiration for nature photography.
What started as a glorious day of hiking and photography suddenly takes a turn for the worse as it becomes one of Adam’s most significant challenges yet. Check it out!
Henry Turner has an excellent video that discusses the art of rainy day photography and how you can master it with five easy tips. Check it out!
Landscape photography doesn’t always go the way we want it to, and sometimes Thomas Heaton struggles to maintain their photography motivation, especially when photographic conditions are dull. In this video, Heaton photographs multiple exposures with a Nikon Z7 II and creates abstract work that transforms the mundane into the extraordinary.
Welcome to Michael Shainblum’s Madeira woodland landscape photography vlog! In this video, Shainblum takes you on a journey through the enchanting woods of Madeira. Shainblum shares tips and techniques throughout the video for capturing this beautiful yet puzzling place.
In the face of everyday frustrations, one landscape photographer heads out into the mountain, searching for a special moment to capture but finds something else he did not realize he was looking for.
Thomas Heaton has an excellent video featuring landscape photography and a wildlife expedition to the Hornstrandir nature reserve in Iceland. Heaton travels from Reykjavik to Hornvik with the goal of photographing wild arctic foxes and beautiful landscapes with a Nikon Z7 II and a selection of lenses.
Many photographers only look to shoot with perfect conditions, even though dull conditions shouldn’t be avoided in photography. In this video, Nigel Danson explains how to get the most out of any grey day.
Paul Miguel reveals his biggest lighting secret for better wildlife and nature photos, and you can do this with any camera. In this photography tutorial, Miguel shows you how to use natural light to create a unique balance in your images.
In this video, Courtney Victoria ditches the tripod for some handheld landscape and wildlife photography in the most incredible location: Antarctica. With a Nikon DSLR setup and tripod, Victoria experiences heavy winds, moving boats, and waddling Gentoos on a once-in-a-lifetime photographic experience!
Timanfaya National Park in Lanzarote is a beautiful place to visit, but it is heavily regulated making landscape photography almost impossible. Thomas Heaton was lucky enough to be asked to attend Canarian Photo Week which had been granted permission to visit one viewpoint for sunset and sunrise.
In this video, Michael Shainblum dives into the most valuable lesson they gained from their trip to Madeira for landscape photography. Shainblum talks about how one mistake nearly prevented them from obtaining one of their favorite shots from the journey.
This landscape photography tutorial from Iceland from Taylor Jackson includes all the raw files so you can edit along if you choose. Jackson edits everything in Luminar Neo, which is a very easy and incredibly powerful image editor.
Today Willem Verbeeck heads north to photograph some winter scenes in California with their Mamiya 7 Medium Format Camera. Check it out!
In this video, Courtney Victoria runs through the photography and clothing kit they’ll be taking to Antarctica. From cameras to memory space and thermal underwear, they get ready for one heck of a photography experience!
With a forecast for some extreme winter conditions, Thomas Heaton packed up their 4×4 camper van, grabbed a Nikon Z7 II, and headed to the far north of Scotland to indulge in some winter landscape photography.
Landscape photography in Madeira with a hurricane out to sea. The conditions were challenging, but Thomas Heaton managed to capture some beautiful images of this rugged island. Heaton used a Nikon Z7II, a 24-70mm f4 lens, and a 100-400 lens.
Wide-angle lenses are the go-to choice for most landscape photographers but don’t make the mistake Nigel Danson made here when you are out in the field.