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Not all gorgeous landscape photos have to be a of a large, sweeping landscape. As Joshua Snow demonstrates with this photo, zooming in or cropping the image to highlight a small detail can be quite...
The bright blue water in this shot by Kyle is a beautiful subject on its own, but the inclusion of the interesting rock forms in the background and the boulders in the foreground gives this photo...
When creating a long exposure photograph, it’s important to have fixed elements to contrast the blurred movement of the long exposure. Daniel included this old, washed-up boat as a fixed element,...
Bryan Minear’s shot is breathtaking in its simplicity. The tree trunk serves as a strong subject to draw our attention, and its placement in the middle of the shot with the setting sun peaking out...
What’s not to like about this breathtaking shot by Joshua Snow? The combination of the blurry water, the blanket of stars in the sky, and the old mill standing tall on the rock is spot-on. The...
Though Golden Hour might get all the glory, Blue Hour is a great time to photograph landscapes, as evident by this wonderful photo by serenavsworld. The cool blue tones of the sky mirrored in the...
Leading lines are a perfect compositional tool to create depth in an image and direct the viewer’s eye. In this image by Brent, the pathway does just that, taking our attention from the foreground...
It’s hard to get more majestic than this photo of an American bald eagle! The bird is beautiful enough on its own, but the way Rick composed the shot with the eagle positioned on the left side of...
RichardK2019’s black and white beauty is a masterclass in subject matter that’s prime for a black and white conversion. In this case, the contours of the rocks, the texture of the sand, and the...
The great thing about incorporating water into the foreground of landscape images is that it acts both as a mirror to reflect the rest of the scene and as a way to brighten the foreground. This...