Including certain elements in your landscape photos can help to create intrigue and interest. One option is to capture the landscape surrounding a road. It could be a tree-lined road, a winding mountain road, or a wide open view of a vast landscape.
In this post we’ll look at 25 different examples for inspiration. These photos come from various photographers and showcase a wide variety of landscapes from all around the world. They are sure to get you in the mood for a nice road trip of your own.
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Photo by Marcin Milewski
Photo by Wil Stewart
Photo by Blake Verdoorn
Photo by Michal Kulesza
Photo by Alejandro Gonzalez
Photo by Amanda Sandlin
Photo by Jesse Bowser
Photo by Jay Mantri
Photo by Thomas Lefebvre
Photo by Aleksandr Kozlovskii
Photo by Sébastien Marchand
Photo by Kamil Lehmann
Photo by Bec Brown
Photo by Georg Nietsch
Photo by Bara Cross
Photo by Caspe Sparsoe
Photo by uniquedesign52
Photo by Sherry Galey
Photo by milivanili
Photo by Tom Eversley
Photo by Andrés Nieto Porras
Photo by Airwolfhound
Photo by Frank Winkler
Photo by Jay Mantri
Photo by tpsdave
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The shot by Frank Winkler seems, to me, to be the classic "don't do" of landscape. He has a leading line,the road, that leads you straight out of the frame on the mid right. This leaves 2/3rds of the photo to chance. That 2/3rds is probably the most interesting part of the entire scene.
Exactly.
The first thing I see is the white snow(?) in Frank Winkler's photo. The road is secondary... it meanders out of the photo, the rock formations bring your eye back in, taking you on a round trip throughout the photo.