Capturing the intimate landscape
Saturday, August 11th, 2007
Ian Rolfe discusses the many ways we can photograph the more intimate details within a wider landscape?
Often when we start out in landscape photography we venture out with preconceived notions of what will be a wonderful photographic composition.
From Kimberley, with Love
Wednesday, August 1st, 2007
Over the years spent exploring this country I’ve visited many aboriginal communities. Each has its own character and history. Often I have found hidden amongst picturesque settings, almost secretly existing under the canopy of their private paradise. For the past six months I have travelled throughout the Kimberley, photographing remote areas in search of the tradition and beauty that aboriginal people call home.
Light and composition in landscapes
Friday, November 3rd, 2006Dan Paris explains some simple rules for successful landscapes.
Working with Graduated Filters
Monday, October 30th, 2006Having recently returned from photographing through the Canadian Rockies, Shelton Muller is reminded of the value of using Graduated Filters in landscape photography…
Without Grad Filter
With Grad Filter
Polarising with Digital
Tuesday, October 3rd, 2006The thought that filters are no longer needed with digital is not correct. In fact, there are some filters you can’t live without! One of these is the polarising filter. We look at one particularly…
Shooting beautiful landscapes
Monday, August 7th, 2006Landscape photography is one of the most common themes among photographers - both amateur and professional alike. But there are serious differences between landscape images that reveal the art of the photographer, and those that are snapshot copies of the scene. Let’s discuss what some of these elements may be.
Photo: Mario Nicotera
The Right Location