Shooting in black & white, or converting color images to black & white, often allows you to create powerful, moody photos. Black & white isn’t appropriate for every landscape or nature shot, but when the situation is right, going to black & white can be a very effective approach.
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We spoke with landscape photographer Alexandre Deschaumes, to find out how he entered the industry, his advice for budding photographers, and what he has coming up next.
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On this page you’ll find brief information and links to the websites of 25 wildlife photographers from around the world. If you enjoy wildlife photography we encourage you to visit the sites of these photographers and we’re sure you will find several that you want to follow more closely.
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When I first started in landscape photography there were a number of things I wish I knew. Like any skill, I eventually learned what I needed to know. But hopefully, I can save you a bit of time by sharing these four tips that had an immediate and lasting impact on my photography.
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What’s an epic location? For this article, it’s any spot that’s naturally photogenic. A stunning mountain is the most obvious example — it’s hard to take a bad photograph of Mount Fuji or Rainier. Another epic location might be the striking skyline of Hong Kong or the beaches of the Maldives.
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One of the great things about landscape and nature photography is that each season presents unique opportunities. Although I do love the beautiful colors of autumn, spring may actually be my favorite time of the year for photography. After a long, cold winter it’s great to have more hours of sunlight and warmer weather. Trees and plants are coming to life with vibrant greens, and water levels tend to be high the snow melts off, which is great for photographing waterfalls!
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Destin Sparks is an award-winning landscape photographer based in Queensland, Australia. Destin first got started with photography in 2009, and now he’s leading photography tours in Australia and New Zealand. In Destin’s portfolio you’ll find many amazing panoramic images. I recently had the opportunity to interview Destin about his work, and you’ll find his responses to my questions below. I’m sure you’ll also enjoy the sampling of his photography that is featured in the interview.
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Walking along this trail one thing becomes clear, we’ve been away from the tropics for way too long. Heliconias, red and yellow glow in a sea of green. Sweat runs in rivulets down my face, heat and humidity, the necessary ingredients for this untamed mass of life, hard to handle after years spent in Colorado. Howler Monkeys roar and howl from mid‑level in the trees overhead, a misty rain drifts through the canopy, makes my shirt even wetter but doesn’t cool. Surrounded by an almost unbelievable diversity of life, plant, animal and insect make a dreamscape for a photographer.
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Liam McClean is a photographer from Northern Ireland that specializes in landscapes and nature photos from his local area. As you’ll see in his photos showcased here, there is plenty of natural beauty in the area! I had the opportunity to interview Liam about his work, and I think you’ll enjoy the interview. As he mentions in his response to the first question, he’s only been pursuing photography for a few years. If you’re still relatively new to photography Liam’s progress should serve as inspiration and motivation.
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The Glade Creek Grist Mill in Babcock State Park is an iconic location in West Virginia. This popular spot features the mill, small waterfalls, and amazing colors in the fall.
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The lofty mountains of Switzerland are a rewarding destination for nature photographers throughout the whole year. Geared with different lenses, photo filters, tripod and other useful photo equipment, you can take photos in every valley, gulch and gorge or on every mountaintop, pasture and glacier.
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On this page you’ll find 40 landscape and nature photographers that are worthy of your attention (listed in no particular order). There is brief information about each, and a link to the photographer’s website. If you visit the websites and browse portfolios, we’re sure you will find many that you would like to follow.
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