Exposure compensation is a powerful tool used for subtle adjustments or dramatic effects. The right exposure is subject to the preferences of the photographer and the viewer. Determining whether the image should be darker, lighter or true to the actual scene is an art and a science.
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For many photographers, the mention of rain is enough to send them running for cover. But this is unfortunate, considering the fact that rainy days present some great photo opportunities just waiting to be captured. Ironically, sometimes bad weather can result in ideal photography conditions. Rainy days can add drama and a sense of moodiness to your images, transforming ordinary landscapes, or even urbanscapes into mysterious and unique settings.
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Our nation’s capitol is a very urban area, but there are still some places that may be of interest to landscape photographers. There are parks, gardens, and plenty of places to photograph the urban landscape.
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Find the best locations in each state for landscape and nature photography.
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Find the best locations in each state for landscape and nature photography.
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Find the best locations in each state for landscape and nature photography.
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The Dolly Sods Wilderness is located in the Monongahela National Forest in West Virginia. The 17,000-acre wilderness includes high plateaus, rocky plains, bogs, and amazing vistas.
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When it comes to landscape photography in the United States, the state of Hawaii is obviously very unique. Not only is it geographically separated from the rest of the country, but it features a completely different type of landscape than you will find anywhere else in the U.S. On this page we’ll mention some of the best places to photograph throughout Hawaii.
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Though the interest in black and white photography has somewhat eased over the years, it has withheld the test of time and become a classic technique which is still widely used today. Understandably so, considering how great black and white photographs look when they are done well–especially landscape photography.
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In total, there are seven different waterfalls that can be visited along this tour. There are many other waterfalls within the Delaware Water Gap, but this tour will take you to several of the most noteworthy and will allow you to visit them rather quickly. None of these waterfalls require a long hike to see, so you could photograph all seven of them in one day.
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