A question that a lot of landscape photographers are asking is how you do fine art. It’s also a subject of great debate as to what exactly is “fine art” landscape photography.
My latest YouTube vlog is my attempt to let’s say, parody those videos that are teaching you “fine art” landscape photography. I say this because the overriding thing you’ll notice with those videos is the number of times flat grey skies appear along with a 10-stop neutral density filter. And don’t forget to convert it to black and white!
So is it fine art landscape photography or just a long exposure that’s been converted to black and white? I’ll let you all decide as it’s likely to cause debate.
And if you’re interested, I offer photography tours and workshops in a variety of destinations around the world. If you’re interested in learning more from me to help you get the best out of your photography, then get in touch.
