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Join professional landscape photographer and author, Tim Cooper, for an information packed Lecture on Landscape Photography. Tim explains how to capture both dramatic and quiet landscape photographs using proper light and good technique.
great tips – thanks for sharing – subscribed!
Tim this’s a wonderful class. Your work is amazing. Thank you for sharing. mARTin. http://www.martinnunezphotography.com
OMG this was good and just in time for my new camera.
Why to shoot big broad scene instead a contrast scene into the forest?I can't understand.
Lots of great info that I've slowly picked up from various sources over the years, all packed into one video. Great job, guys.
37:23 And what happens if I see that other pro photographers take photos from 'that' spot? :DDD
I have searching and watching many videos of landscape photography speech. This is the best explanation of the landscape photography. It's so worth of time. Thank you.
Great lecture. Must people with bad coughs turn up and bark all through the presentation, generously spreading the infection and spoiling the presenters' delivery.
유익한 경험과 지식을 접했다. 이 자료는 좋은 사진을 찍는데 많은 도움이 될 것으로 생각된다.
Great presentation, Tim !
Great stuff. Thank you.
Tim: Regarding setting WB. Does it really matter what your WB is set to if you shoot in Raw. I typically shoot in AWB because when I go into Post I set the WB at that time. Am I missing out on something?
Wow! Tim Cooper inspires and gives the tools to go out and create. Absolutely the best instructional and informational lecture on landscape photography.
Great video, thanks! I've one question: Tim explains that we should shot at 90° of the sun with a polarizing filter, does it mean that if we take a shot of a sunrise or sunset, in front of the sun, the polarizing filter is useless?
😍 Excellent! 👍 👍 🌟
It's ISO (one word), not I.S.O.
Good video, but…Depth of field calculator lol. Does anyone actually use these?
This is an outstanding video. Thanks Tim, thanks B&H for bringing it to us. I learned a lot!
In my humble opinion, if the picture is shot in RAW – there is absolutely no need for worrying about white balance. I do not agree with the presenter says in that , one needs to remember how many points of magenta or anything else while shooting; it’s just not needed. Photoshop and/or Lightroom will do that for you…
“Alright” man the way it is pronounced!!
I really enjoyed this video especially when you showed your images taken several ways such as with different lenses or from different positions. Leslie
Great talk, one of the best I've seen.
A good vid, but it could have used 4378 fewer "arrights"
His Kelvin scale is wrong
Solid learning video Tim.
Excellent presentation! One of the best to learn how to improve landscape photos. Thanks, Tim!
This is the best of all tutorials I have seen on this site. I am a passionate and fairly experienced landscape photographer although I had more experience with film cameras than digital till now, so I have learned masses of good information and a lot of good tips. Cooper's photos are marvelous and he's the clearest, most thorough and easy to understand instructor I've seen on B+H. Many thanks to Cooper for this wonderful class. Top stuff.
Great presentation!
Great tutorial!
Best video on Landscape photography I have even seen. Thank you, Tim, for a very informative talk. I have watched at least three times just so that everything is remembered.
I have been trying to understand this complex subject and I have listened to many different explanations, but the more I listened, the more it seemed to be like a black art! Then, thankfully, I happened on your talk and WOW! Suddenly it's perfectly clear. Your delivery, examples, and the structure of your talk were really well thought out. Now I can go out with a clear plan and will be able to learn from my experiences. Thanks a million.
Ann , I love you and your photography . Thanks . I have seen your photography on You Tube . Long live Ann .
That polarizer really made a difference. I don't understand why mine never seems to have that much of a dramatic effect the way that example does. Maybe my polarizer is crap
I think this guy is little drunk or missing point,when you shot raw your white balance setting not getting baked in, it does not matter its unprocessed image you will never get exact white balance by setting your balance to sunny day or others grey card is key word.
Great information for the technical aspects every landscape photographer ought to know!
Would be nice to see this stuff actually being shot and explained at the location. Class room setting is like watching paint dry.
cool. lots of tips. thx
Thanks for sharing Tim !!I I'll take what you've given, up to the Smokey Mountains with me in October.
Something I've found to be a very useful tool for adjusting DoF is a rangefinder like people use in archery.
I'm relatively new to photography, especially DSLR photography so when Tim (My favourite photographer) 'liked' 2 of my shots on Instagram, it was the biggest form of encouragement I have had!
sorry but whoever uses polarizing filters is simply faking a scene.