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Brent’s shot of the Middle Fork of the Payette River shows the incredible beauty of Idaho. The blurred water in the foreground contrasts nicely with the rugged mountains in the background. The...
This mind-bending shot by Justin Black just goes to show that using a unique perspective can help you create a more compelling image. By shooting directly into this cave, we get to see the beautiful...
When photographing a landscape, you don’t have to include every detail in the shot. As Jared’s excellent minimalist photo demonstrates, zooming in and featuring one subject can make for a powerful...
Fall landscapes are some of the most beautiful, and as Joshua Snow demonstrates, it’s not just about the color of the autumn leaves. Instead, fall in the mountains is a great time to photograph the...
Adding movement to a landscape photo makes it feel more dynamic, and thus, more interesting. As Kyle’s photo demonstrates, the blurred motion of the waves crashing against the rocks is just the hint...
Shooting at sunset means beautiful golden hour lighting, but in the case of this image by Jens Klettenheimer, it’s the color of the water that steals the show. The icy blue torrent cascading over...
Framing is all about drawing the viewer to the subject, and that’s precisely what happens in this shot by Tyler Ramirez. The piers help frame each of the surfers, putting them in their own little...
Though using leading lines is one of the oldest tricks in the landscape photography book, it’s still one of the most effective for creating depth. The layering in this shot by Renee Lund is also on...
This photo by Justin Black makes you want to visit Greenland, doesn’t it? The mountain and sea landscape is beautiful, particularly with the colors and textures of the plants and rocks in the...
Who would have thought that there are rocks that look like this?! Gary R. Hook puts their interesting colors, textures, and shapes on full display in this beautiful close-up image of the Dingle...