Acadia National Park in Maine is an iconic destination for landscape photographers. While many of the most popular national parks in the U.S. are out west, Acadia is a great option for those of us in the east. Although Acadia is small by national park standards, it is among the top ten most-visited national parks in the U.S.
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As photographers, we all know the importance of paying attention to the backgrounds in our compositions, but how much thought do you give to your foregrounds?
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Aurora HDR 2017 is the leading software for creating HDR photos. If you’re interested in the software, be sure to read our review before purchasing.
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The Glen Onoko Falls Trail leads to 3 waterfalls and some of the best scenery in Pennsylvania
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Winter, spring, summer and fall – it really doesn’t matter. Outdoor and nature photographers constantly chase the light. It may be the blue hour, the golden hour, starry-starry evenings and moonlit nights. Arriving at a location with ample time to plan composition, think creatively and have different vantage points makes a difference in our productivity during the shoot.
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This showcase features semi-abstract photos of intimate details of Andalusia by Darren Lewey.
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Fort Wetherill State Park is located in Jamestown, Rhode Island. It provides a nice view overlooking the Narragansett Bay.
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Luminar is a versatile photo editing software made by Macphun that is commonly seen as an alternative to Lightroom. With its adaptable interface, Luminar molds to your style and skill level, allowing you to enhance your photos with ease.
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As you may have guessed, there’s a lot more to taking a great landscape photo than just finding a breathtaking view. There are a number of factors that go into creating a balanced photo that is not just beautiful, but interesting, too.
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Most photographers are well aware of the golden hour, that spectacular time early in the morning or just before sunset when the sun casts a soft, golden light over everything, illuminating the scene in a dramatic way.
But few are aware of the blue hour, and the impact that this time of day can have on images. The blue hour is the period of twilight that occurs twice a day –in the morning just before sunrise, and at night just after sunset.
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