LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY
- if the sun is up it’s too late for a shot
- rule of 3 is a good start
- expensive equipment causes backaches, headaches and possibly heartaches
- shooting landscape photography without filters is absolutely possible
- you don’t have to photograph everything
- if your family doesn’t like your photographs – go out and shoot
- if it’s raining – go out and shoot
- if it’s dark – go out and shoot
- instead of getting a new camera take your old one on a trip
- if you haven’t printed out any of your images, you don’t know what they really look like
- the same applies if your computer screen is not calibrated
- the camera in your smartphone counts
- sunsets are overrated
- shoot quality, not quantity
- a hobbyist is a photographer too
- ask five people if they’d like to hang any of your photographs
- don’t worry if they wouldn’t. Just yet.
- better equipment won’t make you a better photographer, Better pictures will.
- constructive criticism is your best friend
- take 20 shots in your backyard before flying out to Utah
- even a mentor needs a mentor
These photography tips and tricks for improving your photos are helpful if you have an interest in landscape photography. To learn more in depth skills try a couple of landscape photography workshops to get you started!