Landscape Photography Series

Written 7 years ago by Lee Milthorpe

It’s no secret that breathtaking landscapes can be the catalyst for some really stunning photographs, and most photographers (at least, most that I have met) enjoy nothing more than getting outside and experimenting in the open air with no demanding clients and no distractions. There aren’t too many negatives when it comes to landscape photography; if a shot goes wrong, the mountain will still be there for you to try again, if you missed that wave, there will be another one soon, if the heavens open, hello dramatic sky scene!

The main itch with shooting landscapes though, is the desire to always capture the perfect scene! Seeing someone else produce beautiful results might inspire you, but it could also make you feel like your attempts are inferior, especially for beginners so it’s important to take things slowly and not to expect amazing results straight away.

Over the next 6 days, we will be publishing a series of articles, each covering different aspects of landscape photography, with tutorials and tips to help you improve those landscape shots!

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