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Photography Exposure Bracketing for Beginners Exposure bracketing is a great way to ensure you capture a photo at the correct exposure. It is also essential to HDR photography and exposure blending. By using the brighter parts of a darker exposure we are able to recover detail that could be blown out by a balanced exposure […]
5 Tips For Minimalist Photography Sometimes, Less is More. That is the underpinning principle of minimalism. As landscape photographers, we often yearn for BIG exciting scenes which contain the impressive foreground, background, and subject. Something I see a lot of in landscape photography is the same image from tons of different photographers. The reason for […]
Finding Landscape Photography Inspiration Locally Times are hard, we’re in our third national lockdown here in the UK. It’s extremely difficult to get motivated to pick up the camera and leave the house this time. This is made even more difficult by local travel restrictions where we can only leave the house for essential travel […]
Choosing An Aperture For Landscape Photography The reasons why we choose different apertures depends on what we see in front of us. And also how we want to capture the scene. Aperture determines the depth of field in our images. Depth of Field is Apertures main attribute in photography. It determines what is in focus […]
An Intimate View on Woodland Photography An Intimate View on Woodland Photography Article is by Sandro Bedin. If you would like to write for us, please read here. I love travelling to Scotland, and anywhere where there is the sea, mountains and as few people as possible. Also the North West of England, the Lake District […]
Water – Shutter Speed and Filters When shooting water, shutter speed and filters make all of the difference. Water is such a strong characteristic and powerful complement to any good image. It can capture the mood in ways that other elements are not able to. Water can also make or break an image. Getting the right […]