How I Recce Landscape Photography is a warts and all look at what goes through my mind when I see a scene. What I am thinking with regards to the composition and then execution of the final image. What you see here isn’t an image that I deem a success but it’s useful to at least try and make a scene work. You just have to get out there at times and see if these things are worth pursuing or […]
Bad weather. We’ve all heard the expression there is no bad light but I personally beg to differ. My first vlog back in the Loire Valley of France was blighted by bad weather. The weather forecasters on various sites were showing broken cloud and sunny spells but it was anything but what they showed. In this week’s vlog I took just one image because that was all that was worth taking. Honestly, I would prefer to be showing you all […]
When it comes to landscape photography most people will head for the wide angle lenses in their bag. But a long/ telephoto lens can add an edge to your landscape photography. The telephoto lens allows you to crop tight into your subject. To really draw the eye into the image. You can of course pick our details but whatever you decide as a landscape photographer you should absolutely have one either a 70-200mm or a 100-400mm lens in your bag. […]
The city of Salisbury is my home city. A city which I grew up in and know like the back of my hand. And this is especially so when it comes to photographing the beautiful cathedral. There are 4 locations in total. One of them you’ll have to research where I was but it shouldn’t be too difficult. But this is a vlog I shouldn’t have been making. Right now I should be back in France but circumstances state that […]
Landscape Photography and bad weather. It happens to us all. You weather watch. You think all is going to be good but Mother Nature decides otherwise. This isn’t the great vlog I have ever done but I’d filmed it so thought that I may as well just put it out there. I intended this to be another video showing you all the Loire Valley but the weather just did not play the entire day. What can you do? Not a […]
How to do Fine Art Landscape Photography. It’s a question that a lot of landscape photographer’s are asking. It’s also a subject of great debate as to what exactly is “fine art” landscape photography. This video 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 amount of times flat grey skies appear along with a 10 stop neutral […]
7 Tips to Plan a Landscape and Travel Photography Trip gives you the fundamentals of what it is that you should be doing to plan a successful trip out. There are many other things that can be shown to help but certainly if you’re just starting out as a photographer then you need to be following the advice in order to get the best out of your day.
Norway is a landscape photographer’s paradise. With its beautiful fjords and high mountains, in winter it becomes a beautiful sight for any photographer when snow blankets the landscape. Back in February I had an opportunity to go above the arctic circle starting first in Tromsø before heading a little southwards to the island of Senja. The latter is less visited than the more popular Lofoten Islands which means at times you have the place to yourself as a photographer. So […]
Patagonia. Landscape Photography at the end of the World Part 2 highlights the second part of an epic journey I took down to the fjords of Chile in South America. On a commissioned trip for a cruise liner I had the opportunity to see stunning mountain scenery; glaciers and get up close to some of the wildlife that inhabits this part of the world. To say the scenery was mind blowing is an understatement. Even breathtaking seems to not do […]
Patagonia. Landscape Photography at the end of the World highlights the first part of an epic journey I took down to the fjords of Chile in South America. On a commissioned trip for a cruise liner I had the opportunity to see stunning mountain scenery; glaciers and get up close to some of the wildlife that inhabits this part of the world. To say the scenery was mind blowing is an understatement. Even breathtaking seems to not do it justice. […]