Why you should try Black and White Landscape Photography
Athena Carey gives us something to think about to overcome our hesitation or uneasiness about Black & White landscape photography.
Composition Tips for Macro Photography
"Less is More" is Varina's mantra when she's taking macro shots - like this one of a sea anemone in a tide pool.
Why Expectations Are Killing Your Creativity
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Are you missing out on incredible photos because your expectations have given you tunnel vision? Here is what Josh has to say on the subject of creativity.
Creativity, Social Media, And The Voices In Your Head
Professional landscape photographer Aaron Reed tell why creativity and finding our true artist within requires us to ignore the voices on social media.
Learning to See Beyond the Literal
As landscape photographers, our subjects are typically scenes…
Composition Tip for Better Photos
Next time you’re out photographing, try changing your angle of view to create stronger photos.
Using Focal Points To Better Your Photography
Focal points are a great way to creating attractive elements within your frame and drawing the viewer's eye into the photograph. Here's several ways in which you can use them effectively.
3 Tips for Finding Smaller Scenes
One of the biggest challenges in creating images with smaller scenes always seems to be identifying potential subjects.
4 Tips For Shooting Low to the Ground
Shooting low to the ground can emphasize qualities of a location that might otherwise get lost. These four tips can help you to make the most of those situations.
Composition tips for photographing forests
Beautiful, picturesque location cluttered with lush green foliage and trees? Here are some tips to come away with some engaging compositions in a forest.
Natural Leading Lines
Natural leading lines are a great way to improve your composition and help convey emotion in your photographs. Check out some effective ways these can be used.
Seven Ways to Create Simpler Photos
We love photos with simple and uncluttered composition....They look great on our walls. So, here are some tips to simplify your images.
