Denis Grenier, Author at Visual Wilderness

About Denis Grenier

I really love being outdoor hiking and taking pictures. I care about our planet and would like my picture to help influence others to take care of it. My passion in photography is showing its beauty to the largest audience possible.

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Entries by Denis Grenier

Tips for Framing Photos

March 25, 2016 /2 Comments/in Composition & Creativity /by Denis Grenier

Denise Grenier shares tips to avoid costly mistakes while trying to get your photos framed.

How to Get the Perfect Crop Ratio in Lightroom

February 12, 2016 /0 Comments/in Post Processing /by Denis Grenier

Are you struggling to crop your pictures so they look best and fit into one of the standard crop ratios in Lightroom? Here is a simple solution.

Straightening Your Photo without a Horizon

December 30, 2015 /0 Comments/in Equipment & Fieldwork /by Denis Grenier

How do you straighten a photo that do not have a true horizon? Here is a simple tip by Denis Grenier.

Tips for Shooting Intimate Landscapes

November 13, 2015 /0 Comments/in Equipment & Fieldwork /by Denis Grenier

Intimate landscape is borderline with macro photography. These pictures usually represent smaller details in a context that look like landscape photography.

Backyard Landscape Photography – Why Not?

October 14, 2015 /2 Comments/in Q & A /by Denis Grenier

Landscape photography can be done in your own back yard. Denis Grenier tells us why he loves to shoot in his own backyard.

Seven Ways to Create Simpler Photos

August 24, 2015 /0 Comments/in Composition & Creativity /by Denis Grenier

We love photos with simple and uncluttered composition….They look great on our walls. So, here are some tips to simplify your images.

When not to use Lightroom Dehaze Filter

August 3, 2015 /0 Comments/in Post Processing /by Denis Grenier

Is Lightroom Dehaze a good tool for a landscape photographer? Sure it is! But not necessarily for the reasons you may think.

Do You Know How to Use Your Gear?

March 30, 2015 /7 Comments/in Equipment & Fieldwork /by Denis Grenier

I routinely shoot the panorama of Montreal under different weather conditions…so I confident that I was prepared.

A Little Black and White Magic Please?

February 4, 2015 /0 Comments/in Post Processing /by Denis Grenier

Converting pictures to black and white is rewarding… but sometimes it’s difficult to foresee how good a picture may look once converted to black and white.

A Different Kind of Landscape Photography

January 30, 2015 /2 Comments/in Composition & Creativity /by Denis Grenier

Every now and then, I feel less inspired and need to force myself to look around for photo subjects. Sometimes I simply can’t find the proper interpretation for a scene.

Do You Need Photo Education or Training?

December 17, 2014 /0 Comments/in Business /by Denis Grenier

Photo training and photo education have the same objectives, however, you need to practice to sharpen your skills.

What is the Subject?

November 19, 2014 /0 Comments/in Q & A /by Denis Grenier

Thinking process enabling the subject to stand out inline with your vision in Photography