In this video, Hayden Pedersen participates in a long exposure photography battle. Long exposure photography is a technique in photography where the camera’s shutter is left open for an extended period of time, typically several seconds or even minutes, allowing the camera to capture more light and movement in the scene. This technique is often…
A beginner’s guide to capturing amazing photos of Christmas lights at night or in low light. Photo Genius shares tips, camera settings, and more to get amazing low-light photos with your digital camera in a night photography situation.
To take your Landscape Photography to the next level, you must use a good tripod. In this video, Attilio Ruffo will help you pick your next Landscape Photography tripod without breaking the bank!
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.
Asking why photography saves us is an interesting question to dissect. First Man Photography has a video diving into this question while heading to the coast to do some landscape photography in order to escape the crazy world and find some peace in the outdoors.
This is a great video by Anthony Gugliotta where he talks about the camera settings that he uses for Landscape Photography. More specifically, he relates the camera settings that he uses to the composition that he’s framing. So the title of this video is a bit misleading because he talks more about composition than he…
Photographer Nicco Valenzuela over at Fstoppers has an excellent article, with an accompanying video that is more or less a mini-guide on photographing seascapes. He touches on lens focal length, filters, time of day, and tides. To read Nicco’s Photographing Seascapes article and watch the video, click on the button below: For articles and videos…
Here is a very interesting video by, Lynne Luxon-Jones. In it, she goes over her landscape photography thought process as she’s creating an image. It’s often beneficial to see how someone tackles a problem or explores a situation – I often enjoy videos that do exactly that. For more Landscape Photography videos, CLICK HERE.