Landscapes can be some of the most beautiful and stunning subjects to capture with a photograph. Here are some tips for incorporating landscapes into your portraiture, creating panoramas or just improving your composition.
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I like landscapes. Always have. Everywhere I go in life there is a camera tucked away in my car, and I drive people crazy when I have to stop, get out of the car and make a picture. Here are a few ideas to think about if you happen to be like me and you just can’t help yourself.
Life doesn’t always fit neatly into the frame of a typical digital SLR. When you look out on the world, sometimes you see all of it, a long sweeping panorama that is so beautiful you can’t possibly fit the feeling you have in your eyes into that little frame.
Some outdoors locations make excellent subjects for photography by themselves. Yet they also make beautiful backdrops for portraiture. As long as the weather permits an outdoors shoot, natural backdrops are available almost anytime and anywhere.
When we step outdoors, the variables of light, weather, and season dictate subject matter, whereas in the studio we get to control everything. This lack of control can be frustrating at times but the unpredictability of nature is why shooting scenics can bring such great rewards. You never know what you’re going to get, the mundane or the sublime.