Landscapes

Beautiful landscape artist - Michigannutphotography - I stumbled upon

2013-03-22T10:14:07 -05.00

I stumbled upon great modern landcape artist website. Hope you'll enjoy his works same much as I do.

http://www.michigannutphotography.com/

you can also follow him on Facebook:

http://www.facebook.com/#!/Michigannutphotography

RE: Water - Maria had a good

2013-02-06T18:57:38 -05.00

Maria had a good tutorial and Stephen has a great short formula for those shots. It's digital, experiment, take lots of shots and keep some notes for future reference. Good shooting.

Ron

RE: Water - You have to shoo

2013-02-06T16:01:29 -05.00

You have to shoot manually. Just slow down the shutter speed and use an ND filter for the nest results You may also want to stack a CP with the ND filter.

Steve

RE: Water - This can be a he

2013-02-04T21:04:01 -05.00

This can be a helpful tutorial:
http://www.digitalcameraworld.com/2012/07/30/mmm-ocean-blur-take-long-exposure-pictures-of-the-sea/

RE: Water - Is it possible t

2013-02-02T12:50:48 -05.00

Is it possible to get the same effect with a bridge camera? I'm using a Fujifilm finepix SL 300.

RE: Water -
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2012-12-09T20:23:42 -05.00

quote:
Originally posted by: John Radosevich
It requires you to slow down the shutter speed. Neutral density filter(s) is/are extremely helpful, and you need a good, sturdy tripod. Also, if your camera has mirror lock-up, activate that feature. The use of a remote release, or a cable release also help to eliminate camera shake.

Well said by John....

Steve

RE: Water - As another hint,

2012-12-09T07:33:08 -05.00

As another hint, look at the EXIF file at the photos you like.

RE: Water - It requires you

2012-12-09T05:35:22 -05.00

It requires you to slow down the shutter speed. Neutral density filter(s) is/are extremely helpful, and you need a good, sturdy tripod. Also, if your camera has mirror lock-up, activate that feature. The use of a remote release, or a cable release also help to eliminate camera shake.

Water - I was wondering

2012-12-09T00:22:22 -05.00

I was wondering how alot of photographers are able to capture such mystifying water shots, They all appear to be flowing rivers of fog and mist all blurred together, How do I accomplish this? I am useing a Nikon 5100 DLSR

RE: Lessons in landscape photography - All good sources

2012-10-20T16:53:28 -05.00

All good sources.

Lessons in landscape photography -
2012-10-12T08:46:48 -05.00
http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/depth-of-field.htm

http://improvephotography.com/580/the-ideal-aperture-for-landscape-photography/

http://www.bobatkins.com/photography/technical/depth_of_field.html

http://www.slrlounge.com/10-tips-for-stunning-landscape-photography

http://digital-photography-school.com/where-to-focus-in-landscape-photography

RE: Creating Dynamic Landscape Images - Different stroke

2012-08-10T11:45:27 -05.00

Different strokes for different folks, I guess...

RE: Creating Dynamic Landscape Images - The only thing t

2012-08-10T09:50:30 -05.00

The only thing to note is to not always follow a belief because they have the good credentials. I see many flaws in over saturation and poor color tones along with over contrasting the image and too much vignette leading to images that look un natural or as I call it fake. There is a fine line to creating that perfect image that appears real. He is on the right track with his ideas but I would not use most of his images as outstanding examples to follow. I believe in taking one exposure and creating your image from that single exposure although it is to each there own.

RE: Creating Dynamic Landscape Images - Some awesome sho

2012-06-08T00:38:08 -05.00

Some awesome shots, I'm unable to create anything similar.

Creating Dynamic Landscape Images - Thanks for shari

2012-05-31T18:24:23 -05.00

Thanks for sharing. Going to go back to all my landscape photos and add a subtle vignette.

Creating Dynamic Landscape Images - Here is an inter

2012-05-31T17:06:00 -05.00

Here is an interesting article on creating dynamic landscape images. It includes a few very good photos as well.

Composing Dynamic Landscape Images

RE: Landscapes - I don't know wha

2012-05-25T17:25:09 -05.00

I don't know what the reason I asked the question it has been over a year since asking, but thanks for participating and giving your opinions.

RE: Landscapes - I would consider

2012-05-25T11:25:43 -05.00

I would consider a landscape to be any wide view shot of an area. A bad or good shot depends on the photographer and how they decide to angle it, the lighting, how it's edited, or the scene they're attempting to shoot... there's better angles and directions in which a photo would be more appealing, but it would depend on the location. There's really a very wide range of what could be considered a landscape, but to me- the most important part is that it be a wide shot.

RE: Landscapes - Bill, Jus type

2012-04-22T10:30:43 -05.00

Bill,
Jus type "Landscape" into the Image Search right here on SP.
There are about 236 pages of landscapes that should help you get an idea of what makes a good or bad photo.
I went through the first 4 or 5 pages and there are some fabulous photos.

RE: Landscapes - There are hundre

2011-09-21T19:17:03 -05.00

There are hundreds of attempted definitions and no one definition is the definition. Chris that one is one that is more traditional and fits the mold well. I think the definition that covers it all or more general is a "Landscape is an interacting of mosaic patches relevant to the phenomenon under consideration."