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How to capture dramatic Light in Landscape Photography
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Mark Metternich gives us in-depth look at how to go about capturing breath taking photos with dramatic light in landscape photography.
Myth of bad light for landscape photography
As photographers, we all love the golden hours. But in reality there is no such thing as bad light for landscape photography.
4 Challenges to overcome for Shooting the Northern Lights
Pedro Kim gives us insight on difficulties that nature photographers run into when trying to capture the stunning display of Northern Lights
Varina Takes on The Challenge of Low Contrast Light
When the skies get heavy, don't pack up the camera and head home! Pull out your gear, change your mindset, and work the subtle light for all it's worth! Embrace the challenge!
Three Creative Ideas for Capturing the Glow
Pro photographer Jay Patel shows us how to capture breath taking photos by capturing the glow created by reflected light.
Is There Bad Light in Landscape Photography?
Is there such as bad light in landscape photography? Or just plain bad imagination? Here is what Pro Photographer Jay Patel has to say.
Nature Photography is About Light
Stunning nature photography is about capturing the right light at the right time. Here are few tips to get you started.
How to Capture Great Photos at All Times of Day
Ugo Cei gives some easy to follow guidance on how to come away with great photos in any light conditions.
Creating Impact with Tonal Contrast
Here is how Jay uses tonal contrast found in nature to capture some of the most breathtaking photos that create impact with your viewers.
Creative Photography to overcome Midday Blues - Part 1
Can creative photography help capture some compelling images during those dreaded midday? Yep...and here his how you go about doing it.
Creating Textures in your Photos
Contrary to popular belief, direct sunlight is not necessary for creating side lighting. Here are a few example of how we use side lighting to photograph textures.
Blinded by the Light
Take advantage of directional light to create vibrant colors in certain parts of your images.
