This week we provide seven tips for finding original compositions in your landscape photography. These easy to follow examples are a great way to start making the most of your time in nature to capture some truly uniques images.
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One of my favourite shots was from a hike, complete mid day. I underexposed a little, and disregarded the image for over half a year before I reapproached it. That half year was the difference between me being unable to edit it and being able to turn it into something wonderful. It went from trash to one of my favourites.
Some great tips Adam, but the ending was super cute 😉
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I want to know from you how to get pleasant unruffled and smooth effect of the sea during long exposure using ND filters. Because some of my images have foggy or smoky effect. Is it because of the high tidal effect or due to the (high) angle?
Though I like some of the images with foggy or smoky effect, I would prefer to get a neat and silent smooth effect to the moving water.
Your thoughts on this please.
Thanks you
Adam I couldn’t agree more, that we should not shy away from the classic location, it’s a fantastic way to improve your skills, there is too much negativity about shooting the icons, I just don’t understand that mindset. Ultimately, by shooting icons, you’ll be improving your eye for moving onto finding and creating your own images/location/composition , these may become an icon of the future. A well structured video, thanks for sharing your thoughts
Lucid and well considered. Many thanks.
Cheers Adam for sharing you expert advice. 👍📸
Great video Adam, very thought provoking. Thanks for sharing!!
Another great video, but can't believe you left it on that cliffhanger! We need answers!
Very professional and informative video Adam, thank you. If you don’t mind me saying, I don’t think you need to go “Pssssshhhttt” at the beginning and end though.
some great thought there Adam… thanks
Great tips with excellent clear explanations! Thank you Adam!
Another great watch. You got a co presenter 😊
As someone who doesn't have a weather sealed body & lens just looking at that fuji at 6:22 gives me anxiety.
Ah the permanent parental classic…. *being professional…. "Daddy/Mummy why…"
Cheers Adam, Awesome release, Until next time, Happy Days.
Thanks, Adam, for your words of advice. It’s always worth hearing & very practical.
Very nice video Adam.
I've recently been exploring how different everything – even just a tree – looks at night.
What's the justification for the golden spiral?
thx man – even though sometimes we feel there are some fixes number of things for compositions, always great to try and find some new ways of doing things : )
Hey, would you mind telling me what sort of camera gear insurance you have? Thanks.
A really well though-out video. Very informative. Thank you. Makes me reflect on the content on my photography YouTube Channel.
Thanks Adam.
Fantastic video Adam, very informative. Not the usual composition advice, it's easy to see that this was a very well thought out and personal approach to how you see compositions.
Thanks Adam, keep up the great work.
great video and a star in the making at the end !
Cute ending!