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Landscape Photography

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Landscape is a challenging field of both amateur and professional photography and a great way to pay a two-dimensional tribute to nature’s wonders. Here is an introduction to landscape photography, the basics, the technique and some tips to enhance the experience.


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~spikelover7 Nov 22, 2011  Student Photographer
very useful! thank you very much!!!

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As a fine art photographer practicing landscape photography regularly this article is very useful. Not so much for me directly but for my workshops as a good reference. On the use of filters, I have found that I almost never need to use gradual density filters because that's very easy to do in Lightroom or Camera Raw, more accurately than possible with an actual filter in front of the lens. I do use polarizing filters though. A little bit on HDR techniques would be good. [link]
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Extremely useful!!!
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~dragonicwolf Sep 29, 2010  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Very useful tutorial, thank you . :)

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~mxgirl199 Jul 21, 2010  Hobbyist General Artist
This is so cool! I'll try to use the gradient filters sometimes. I've never tried them before. the techniques look great!

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~luis75 Jul 5, 2010  Hobbyist Photographer
Very interesting article !!
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~petxis Apr 4, 2010  Professional General Artist
thanks

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I know this is from like a super long time ago, but still thank you for putting this out there :D I could never quite get how photographers got such dramatic color and lighting in their photos until I read about the filters. I'm definitely gonna have to get some of those!!

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Hey, great tutorial! Aside from filters, I don't think I learnt anything new from it as such, but it certainly made me aware of some of my bad habits.. like never using a portrait format.. :P

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~apeel Oct 16, 2009  Hobbyist Digital Artist
thank you ^^
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