The Monocacy Aqueduct was built around 1830, but it still stands and is a great subject for photographs. It is located near Frederick, Maryland. It spans the Monocacy River just before it empties into the Potomac River.
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If you are interested in capturing very interesting landscapes that seem to be out of this world, there are a number of locations that make it possible. In this article we’ll look at 13 different places in the United States that are perfect for photos that will really stand out.
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A wide angle lens is the go-to choice for many landscape photographers. If you shoot with a Sony mirrorless camera that has a E mount, you have plenty of quality wide angle lenses to choose from. On this page we’ll take a look at eight of the best options.
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Pratap J is a landscape and travel photographer from India and he recently agreed to participate in an interview. In addition to his own photography outings, Pratap also manages a photo blog and leads photography workshops and tours. You can learn more about Pratap at his site, Pixelshooter.net.
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Slateford is a little-known area tucked away in the corner of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation. There are a few nice waterfalls here, and if you like finding under-the-radar locations, this one is for you.
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Learn all about the transform tool and how you can use it to improve your photos.
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You won’t want to miss this inspiring showcase of images by Irish photographer John Collins. They showcase the natural beauty of Patagonia.
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If you’re new to Lightroom or if you would simply like to get better results with your landscape and nature photos, we now offer an in depth video course that covers everything you need to know in order to get the most out of Lightroom. We’re excited to launch Lightroom for Landscapes!
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The Hornbecks Creek Trail is a little-known trail in the popular Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. It features multiple waterfalls, a cascading creek, and forest.
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The right use of color can help to present your composition in a visually appealing manner. It can also have a dramatic impact on how you, and others, view the image. The colors in an image can help to convey emotion, set a scene, or highlight the main point of interest in an image; helping an image to feel alive, mysterious, somber, or even melancholic.
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