landscape photography
hi everyone
can anyone tell me what is necessary in landscape photography, is there any thing that the photographer should care about in taking such a photo?
also what technique and equipments are used ?
hope to hear from you all ^^
can anyone tell me what is necessary in landscape photography, is there any thing that the photographer should care about in taking such a photo?
also what technique and equipments are used ?
hope to hear from you all ^^
Tags: equipments, landscape, technique
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Permalink Reply by Angie Vest on -
Hi, when I look at landscape I take in the negative space as well as the picture. I shoot several shots to see what appeals to me the most. I use the basic camera, tripod and time cause the scene is always changing.
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Permalink Reply by Fred on -
Simply, rule of two thirds.
Have something lead the eyes into the photograph.
I prefer early morning as the sun rises or a nice rainy day with lots of dark clouds.
Polarizer
ND Grad filters
Tripod
Lots of hot coffee on cold mornings
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Permalink Reply by Jordan Stead on -
A lot of people tend to shoot wider, such as 35mm and under, to achieve a sweeping landscape feel. Too maximize the large space in your photo to keep things in focus, make sure to shoot at a smaller aperture - f8/ - f/11 is ideal.
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