subject: Tips On Landscape Photographing [print this page] Landscape photographs are photos that highlight the beauty of natural scenery as its object. Photo is usually done in the open, natural, fresh, and it is presented in frame camera. Generally, the object is the beach, the mountains, and places that are natural or sometimes in combination with another photo stream. Here I try to give a few tips that hopefully useful for landscape photography:
Filter CPL will greatly help to beautify your photos with bluing sky and increase color saturation.
GND filter will also help to reduce the exposure difference between the seas to the sky.
Try to include an interesting of foreground into the landscape photo. Foreground used for purpose photo that we produced does not feel empty. Foreground here as a point of interest but still our highlight are in the background
Bring a tripod, tripod use in addition to reducing sway also to explore landscape photo with a slow shutter technique.
Explore and experiment with a slow shutter speed to get a different picture.
Experimented with decision-angle is not merely eye level. Try to use a low angle and high angle.
The composition of the rule of third can also help us getting photo more interesting.
Protect your camera from dust and dirt because of the conditions at the time of the shooting landscape can very dusty and humid. If to the beach try to protect your camera from the wind because the air on the beach contains salt, put the camera in a bag or wrap with cloth when not being used for photographing
Do not forget to use the hood lenses to counteract the incoming light or too much flare.
Do not stop to do a photo shoot at sunset or sunrise, actually shooting can be done before or after sunrise or sunset because of the times is also the best moment to capture.
Enjoy the fresh air outdoors and the warmth of the sun. Do not get too hung up with the theory, try to be more creative when you are stuck with trying to start a landscape photo with a photo of macro objects that exist around you.