Landscape Photography: Articles on Outdoor and Scenic Landscape Photography

Photography Articles: Landscape Photography

Sunrise on the Hana Coast, Hawaii
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Before you head out the door to practice your landscape photography, read these articles. They will save you a lot of time by getting you the tips and photography techniques you need to know... before you head out to capture those beautiful landscape photographs.

Getting Close When Shooting Wide-Angle Photography
by Kerry Drager
The wide-angle lens's unique visual perspective gives you the ability to combine nearby details with far-off views in a single picture. This is what makes the wide-angle lens such an amazing tool for outdoor scenic photography. Learn how to make the most of your wide-angle lens today! Read Getting Close When Shooting Wide-Angle Photography...

Keeping Horizon Lines and Shorelines Level
by Kerry Drager
We've all seen - OK, we've all photographed - pictures in which a long, straight horizon line slants in one direction, making it appear as if everything is going to slide right out of the photo! Before you go out shooting seascape and landscape scenes, here are a few of the ways you can prevent a tilting horizon line or shoreline. Read Keeping Horizon Lines and Shorelines Level...

Picturing a Frame Within a Picture Frame
by Kerry Drager
One of the most striking field techniques around is foreground framing. Used effectively, it helps direct the viewer's eye right to the photo's star attraction. Read more in this photography article by BetterPhoto instructor Kerry Drager: Read Picturing a Frame Within a Picture Frame...