Does Social Media Control Your Landscape Photography?
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Pro photographer Lace Andersen shares her thoughts on how playing the game to win likes and shares on social media drives landscape photography.
HDR Photography - When is exposure bracketing necessary?
Jane Palmer show us how histograms in photography can be used to determine if an landscape photos needs exposure bracketing for HDR Photography.
Why Nature Photographers should go for Quantity over Quality
Ugo Cei makes a compelling arguments why Nature Photographers should take lots of photos at all times of day.
How many Megapixels do I need for Landscape Photography?
Since the start of the digital era, camera makers have been in a race for the highest megapixel count. But, how many megapixels are enough?
Are Graduated Neutral Density Filters Still Relevant?
Is it better to use Graduated Neutral Density Filters in the field, or high dynamic range (HDR) processing in Photoshop for nature photos?
What's your personal photographic style?
Understanding and analyzing your own personal photographic style is important for developing and improving your skills.
When to convert to Black and White
Lace Andersen provides some tips in determining which scenes and subjects may work well for black and white nature photography.
The Single Best Investment for Landscape Photography
Joshua Cripps tells us about why it's more important to invest in experiences, not equipment will do wonders for your landscape photography portfolio.
Am I ready for a camera upgrade?
“I just bought the latest and greatest camera! Now I'll take much better pictures!” – Will a camera upgrade help you take better photos?
How to get started with Landscape Photography
Beginners should master both technical skills AND a creative/fine-tuned workflow to gets started with landscape photography.
What New Camera Should I Purchase?
Mark Denney shares his thoughts when he begins to ponder whether or not now is the time to make a new camera purchase.
Should Nature Photographers Stage a Scene?
We will often stage a scene by placing an object (a leaf or a rock) in a particular spot. What do other nature photographers think about this?
